A Civilization in Time

We are an advanced civilization today, but like everything else it has to move on. Where next and how isn't a question we ask everyday. This book tries to on various fronts, and the question indeed philosophical. A broad simplified look at philosophy start the book. It will leave you feeling well informed about philosophy itself. Science, the ride of our modern civilization is something we take for granted. Wouldn't it be naive to says science is ultimate and won't be obsolete. An essay looks at the working assets of scientific philosophy and puts a lens on it's myopic imperfections as well, suggesting how it's form and focus can change to gain foresight for humanity beyond it's foresight for motion. A new meaning of Time is addressed. Time as an emotion of space. It can change our world views and of science, providing an interpretation of quality which science has forever ignored. A very basic model for reconstructing reality that can compliment the Big Bang theory is hypothesized as well.

What truly matters to a civilization is how happy its citizens are in harmony with new experiences to enrich their existence. Our feeling and thinking faculties, which we often take it for granted but our happiness hinges upon is explained along the lines of human growth & development. Their synthesis shown to explain consciousness, compassion, creativity, and other unique characteristics of our kind.

How nature has a design in place organized and expressed by layers of linguistic abstractions is the theme of this book, mathematics, science etc. being the fundamental ones. Genetics is explored from a linguistic standpoint above the language of physics and chemistry. Possibility of a moral code in definition by genes to ensure sustained growth for the planet is shown. A peak into the reasoning abilities of Artificial Intelligence is shown with an example application. How it can transform our future and take our culture into the skies. Dangers of AI and mitigation is discussed.