Thinking of the Third Millennium. Searching for Meaning in a World of Meaninglessness

In recent decades, people have gained access to an almost limitless volume of information. There is so much of it that separating truly important facts from useless, and sometimes even harmful, "junk" is a task not everyone can accomplish. Therefore, to help navigate the ocean of information, three authoritative and entirely different scholars—a physicist, a psychologist, and a philosopher—have selected time-tested ideas, tools, and methods that allow science to understand the world and solve various problems, as well as find application in everyday life.

From this book, you will learn:
— how to gain a clear understanding of the facts that shape the modern world;
— how to navigate among numerous possibilities and make conscious choices;
— how to avoid mental traps that our own thinking presents to us;
— how to effectively solve problems with people whose values differ from ours.

Thanks to interesting thinking exercises, clear language, and illustrative examples, "Thinking of the Third Millennium" will help readers learn to find meaning in a world of meaninglessness.