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"A war began with the world that will not end until the world ends, not before: the war of man against nature, of spirit against matter, of freedom against fate. History is nothing more than the narrative of this endless struggle."
MICHELET JULES, Introduction to World History, 1831

"Save the motherland Earth! We must preserve, we must save the motherland Earth. Under these conditions, the convergence of truths that come from the most diverse horizons can take place within us, some from the sciences, others from humanities, others from faith, others from ethics, others from the consciousness that we are living in the Iron period of the planetary era."
Edgar Moren

Every day we receive a barrage of news about new discoveries, with advances in civilization, many of which, just a few decades ago, existed only in the realm of human imagination.

The concept of human civilization can be defined in connection with and in contrast to the concept of nature. However, its actions are not determined exclusively by natural laws and do not constitute a blind sequence of natural or geological events. On the contrary, they are linked to purposes, result from choices, are subjected to logical processing and are subject to rules. In the course of the centuries, man moves from the simplest to the most complex, from the most inadequate to the most complete and from the most imperfect to the most perfect, trying to solve a set of problems that will allow him to improve the conditions of his life.

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