Principles of nonviolent development: the worldview safety aspect of the citizens of a global community in the Earth's biosphere

The principles of nonviolent civilizational development are the key to overcoming the conflict of interest in environmental ethics which occurred as a result of prevailing the culture of mass consumption and capitalocracy in contemporary world that is deaf-blind to environmental imperatives. Achieving genuine sustainable development of humanity in general rather than any its selected part in particular, creating a safe unified noospheric civilization for the citizens, i.e. globalization as interpreted by V.I. Vernadsky and his followers are possible only under the condition of changing the worldview of modern human, his transformation from Homo consumers to Homo sapiens. If Homo sapiens fails to replace Homo consumers, there will be a movement of humanity along the “straight road” of liberalism (K. Rice) to the apocalyptic scenario of “The End of History” (F. Fukuyama), to the civilization of transhumanism, which represents essentially the world order of racial superiority.