The Roots of Our Problems

A person is imperfect, and any person is imperfect to a greater or lesser extent. Viktor Ten proposed the "inversion theory of anthropogenesis," which explains the mechanism of the emergence of exclusive features of the human body, mind, consciousness, and psyche. He called this theory inversion because the ancestor of humans underwent a dramatic evolutionary journey to reason from animal consciousness through a schizophrenic state of consciousness, which can sometimes recapitulate in modern humans. In this book, we start from these fundamental points that are critical in analyzing the peculiarities of human psychology and answering the question of what can be expected from a person, how they can realize their potential, and protect themselves from the associated vices. The imperfection of a person leads to the imperfection of the organization of human society both within individual countries and on a global scale.