Deepening contradictions of ecological crisis

Identified areas of a possible human application of his own efforts for selfdevelopment in modern environmental conditions are determined by the features of the evolutionary approach. The evolutionary approach allows us to distract ourselves from the anthropogenic conditionality of what is happening in theory and to consider the modern biosphere state not only as a crisis - as a crisis it appears only to humans - but also as a natural evolutionary situation. This is all the more justified because the positive measures taken by mankind today to prevent the growth of environmental pollution, as will be shown, are so insignificant that the process of modern biosphere changes is essentially provided by the elements of the natural course of events.

What is the fate of an individual in such a situation? What contribution can he make to the common cause of overcoming the crisis and what can he do to save himself? The methodological basis for research on the changes in human nature in the natural science aspect is the evolutionary approach. Darwin's theory, despite the ever-growing stream of objections to its individual links, retains its methodological potential in many respects, and, in particular, remains indispensable in matters relating to human nature and its principles. If scientifically based refutations are not formulated, by virtue of which one or another general biological pattern or general principle does not apply to a biological species, the researcher has the right to make the assumption that the patterns common to all other biological species also apply to the species in question. The fundamental principle of variability of biological species constantly turns natural science and philosophical thought to the problem of the fate of mankind, raises the question of possible changes in human nature and their signs, the conditions of occurrence, the nature and significance of such changes. The possibility of a change in human nature by natural scientists is, in principle, not denied. II Mechnikov, for example, was convinced that a person is a dynamically developing system, that some organs progress from generation to generation, others regress, and others, rudimentary, gradually die off. ” Moreover, even the smallest changes are associated with time intervals that are much larger in comparison with the lifetime of one generation. Such changes turn out to be so inconspicuous externally that only a few decades ago there were scientists who believed that the biological evolution of the species was completely completed, and man in his physical and mental appearance will remain the same for centuries as it is today. Changes in the anthropological plan were left to the forefront mainly by science fiction writers, who scared their readers with humanoids with a huge head and almost completely atrophied limbs, because, in their opinion, people of future centuries should become such. Apparently, both those and other assumptions could be made provided that the basis of reasoning was the conviction that the environment would be unchanged, at least in the foreseeable future.

However, the conditions became different, and some studies show that the observed trends in changing the face of a person lead to the modeling of the exact opposite portrait of people of the future. Modern accelerates are distinguished by a hypertrophied body and limbs and a disproportionately small head. Parents are knocked down in search of strengthening the musculoskeletal system of their 10-12-year-old children who are excessively rapidly gaining in height. Body sizes that increase at an unusual rate cause their problems, for example, as a physiological prerequisite for early childbearing. Whether the body is being rebuilt in accordance with the "decline in morals" of modern youth due to social instability or educational miscalculations, or whether the puzzling "morals" are generated by a body ripening at an unprecedented pace, is not easy to answer. However, it is clear that it is necessary to take into account the opposite trend, namely, at the same unprecedented pace in the history of mankind, the physiological obstacles to full-fledged childbearing that have been growing in the last 2-3 decades in the generally recognized (recognized ideal) for this age. Such obstacles are essentially natural barriers of childbearing age from above. Their growth allows us to state the existence of a tendency for a natural decrease in the age of normal childbearing and, on this basis, to make an assumption that there is a natural need to maintain the previous period of normal childbearing, which shifts the scope of this period towards youth. At the same time, the fact that both trends are more pronounced in large cities with the most unfavorable environmental situation and less characteristic of rural areas and “ecological reserves” is significant.

This suggests that reducing the age of sexual desire is not an idle whim of the “vicious” generation, but a natural necessity, manifestation and consequence of regular changes in the human body under the influence and in accordance with changes in physical environmental conditions. Not nature in general - for nature in general the presence or absence of man is indifferent, but human nature, as a selforganizing and self-regulating system, “cares” for the main thing: to preserve man as a species, to continue the genus, and with the minimum possible physiological and physiological under the given natural conditions losses. All changes in a person are not important after the process of reproduction. To the same extent that nature is generally indifferent to humans as a biological species, human nature does not care about his spiritual aspirations; it is them who she sacrifices the flesh in order to satisfy vital vital needs that ensure survival and the highest possible full reproduction of man. Their priority importance in relation to culture emerges in all peremptory times at the “moments of truth” - when the question arises of the life or death of a person as a species.

In fact, by the period of early youth, the human body does not have time to significantly change under the influence of adverse environmental and social (smoking, alcohol, drugs, etc.) factors and is able to produce a relatively full genetic and physiological creature, in comparison, say, with a thirty-year-old organism, on which the destructive influence of the mentioned factors already affects to a significant degree. For example, in addition to the undoubted increase in the risk of hereditary inferiority of the alleged child over the years, the woman’s psychosomatics is so weakened with age that often in the very first months of pregnancy the protective mechanisms of the immune system are switched on, physiologically prohibiting the further development of the fetus, and the body rejects it, essentially saving life mothers. Not only the ego nature of the individual organism, but also the species nature of man gives preference to the adult organism, as if “waiting” for a more favorable internal state. But the latter is directly dependent on environmental conditions, and since it is clear that their improvement is not foreseeable in the foreseeable future, the conclusion on the approach of the sunset of the human race, on its gradual physical extinction due to the lost ability to reproduce, if not gaining the acceleration tendency is strong, which allows preserving the framework of the previous length of the childbearing period and, in essence, meaning the use of reserves.

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