Transcendental materialism of the category historical and social

In the idea of the worldview of transcendental materialism about the signs of changes in the states and properties of a particular existing object, it is advisable to consider these signs as exhibiting a historical and social character. On this basis, the first concept is given the name of the category of historical, and the second concept is the name of the category of social. The aim of the category of historical will be to create conditions for observing and identifying the causes of the emergence, development, improvement, degradation and disappearance of signs of the existence of everything existing in a given field in possibility and reality. The purpose of the category of social will be to create conditions for observing and understanding the patterns of manifestation of the signs of the “life cycle” of an indefinitely large number of objects in a given area, the signs of changes in states and properties of which appear in the form of a “living object” or “non-living object”. Moreover, the signs of remembered changes in the states and properties of the “inanimate object” are remembered as categories of historical, and the signs of the memorable changes in the states and properties of the “living object” are remembered as categories of social. Therefore, the category of historical creates the conditions for observing and identifying the laws of the “life cycle” of the “inanimate object”, and the category of social creates the conditions for observing and understanding the laws of the “life cycle” of the “living object”. In addition, the signs of the categories of historical and social can be manifested only in the experience of sensations and thinking of the “living thing” in the form of its ideas and concepts about the regular signs of the emergence, development and interaction of everything existing in this area, with signs of which the signs and conditions can interact changes in the states and properties of this “living object” acting as an observer.