Everything that everything is born and dies in this physical World. How does this unforgiving "consistency" relate to the human race? Most often, the problem of interpreting the origin and evolution of man is associated with science or religion. However, in both cases, "truth" is based mainly on faith. After all, even "scientific" ideas are just theory. No one has yet "reproduced" human evolution in an experiment. So you can believe, or you can not believe. Moreover, this also applies to the reasoning about the end of the human race.
In some religious concepts, the "ending" is the Apocalypse. When "man" by his sins actually "exceeded" the long-suffering of the Creator. But, do not forget fiction, both scientific and not very scientific. Perhaps new ideas are "born" there. There is a widespread assumption that a person was created by some alien aliens. Which, of course, is theoretically quite possible. And there are enough "stories" on this topic in ScFi literature and cinema, especially in Hollywood. But the question immediately arises - who created the aliens themselves and those who, in turn, created them? Some kind of "cosmic" endless matryoshka? Ideas about a certain Universal Mind, which is the creator of everything in the Universe, are very common in science fiction. And, first of all, intelligent beings. Interesting,that such ideas are increasingly being visited by many scientists. For example, the famous physicist theorist Max Tegmark believes that consciousness, mind can be understood as another state of matter. Hence, it inevitably follows - that not only the consciousness of the Universe as a whole is by its very nature all-pervading and unified, but we (people) - as integral parts of this whole - are self-conscious units or "projections into matter" of the creative and evolving mind of the Universe. The pinnacle of "interdisciplinary" (science-religion-fantasy) ideas about the primacy of a certain Over Mind became the so-called. The Anthropic Principle, which states that the Universe was created in such a way that an observer, in particular a man, could appear in it. This principle is "professed" by many physicists and cosmologists, including Nobel Prize winners. The border between science and fiction is becoming more and more conventional in our time.
… Assuming the creation of a person by a certain Super Reason, science fiction writers, however, not only science fiction writers, also reflect on the further fate of the “human”. This is where quite understandable pessimism grows. Indeed, civilization on planet Earth is increasingly prone to outbreaks of aggression, xenophobia, and all forms of mutual intolerance. Wars that have been going on for thousands of years are becoming more violent and destructive. And as technological progress develops, the destruction of nature and, in fact, the destruction of the planet itself takes place. Is there a way out? Quite often ideas arise that the Higher Reason is so tired of the existing civilization that "He" decided to create a new version of man (version 02?), And cease this existence. This idea is seen in the Strugatskys (see The Ugly Swans), and especially in Arthur Clarke (see The End of Childhood). Carriers of future human properties v.02 become children. Which the Higher Mind "takes" from the Earth. And the Earth is dying. However, all the same, this idea is very much reminiscent of the "classical apocalypse" with some of its "humanization". However, Clark's idea can be continued. If the Super Reason “took” all children from the Earth, then “He” also has the technological capabilities to populate new planets with them in order to avoid the mistakes of the previous civilization. There are also ideas that the Earth, in principle, is a kind of "zoo" from where the aforementioned Higher Intelligence draws various types of organisms for settling in the galaxy. Including the person. However, in the Universe there are many black holes with wormholes leading not only to the future, but also to the past. Or maybe there, in the past, "man" missed an important "turn" in his development and a return to it can change the course of history?Which the Higher Mind "takes" from the Earth. And the Earth is dying. However, all the same, this idea is very much reminiscent of the "classical apocalypse" with some of its "humanization". However, Clark's idea can be continued. If the Super Reason “took” all children from the Earth, then “He” also has the technological capabilities to populate new planets with them in order to avoid the mistakes of the previous civilization. There are also ideas that the Earth, in principle, is a kind of "zoo" from where the aforementioned Higher Intelligence draws various types of organisms to settle in the galaxy. Including the person. However, in the Universe there are many black holes with wormholes leading not only to the future, but also to the past. Or maybe there, in the past, "man" missed an important "turn" in his development and a return to it can change the course of history?Which the Higher Mind "takes" from the Earth. And the Earth is dying. However, all the same, this idea is very much reminiscent of the "classical apocalypse" with some of its "humanization". However, Clark's idea can be continued. If the Super Reason “took” all children from the Earth, then “He” also has the technological capabilities to populate new planets with them in order to avoid the mistakes of the previous civilization. There are also ideas that the Earth, in principle, is a kind of "zoo" from where the aforementioned Higher Intelligence draws various types of organisms for settling in the galaxy. Including the person. However, there are many black holes in the Universe with wormholes leading not only to the future, but also to the past. Or maybe there, in the past, "man" missed an important "turn" in his development and a return to it can change the course of history?all the same, this idea is very much reminiscent of the "classic apocalypse" with some of its "humanization". However, Clark's idea can be continued. If the Super Reason "took" all children from the Earth, then "He" also has the technological capabilities to populate new planets with them in order to avoid the mistakes of the previous civilization. There are also ideas that the Earth, in principle, is a kind of "zoo" from where the aforementioned Higher Intelligence draws various types of organisms for settling in the galaxy. Including the person. However, there are many black holes in the Universe with wormholes leading not only to the future, but also to the past. Or maybe there, in the past, "man" missed an important "turn" in his development and a return to it can change the course of history?all the same, this idea is very much reminiscent of the "classic apocalypse" with some of its "humanization". However, Clark's idea can be continued. If the Super Reason "took" all children from the Earth, then "He" also has the technological capabilities to populate new planets with them in order to avoid the mistakes of the previous civilization. There are also ideas that the Earth, in principle, is a kind of "zoo" from where the aforementioned Higher Intelligence draws various types of organisms for settling in the galaxy. Including the person. However, there are many black holes in the Universe with wormholes leading not only to the future, but also to the past. Or maybe there, in the past, "man" missed an important "turn" in his development and a return to it can change the course of history?then "He" also has the technological capabilities to populate new planets with them in order to avoid the mistakes of the previous civilization. There are also ideas that the Earth, in principle, is a kind of "zoo" from where the aforementioned Higher Intelligence draws various types of organisms for settling in the galaxy. Including the person. However, there are many black holes in the Universe with wormholes leading not only to the future, but also to the past. Or maybe there, in the past, "man" missed an important "turn" in his development and a return to it can change the course of history?then "He" also has the technological capabilities to populate new planets with them in order to avoid the mistakes of the previous civilization. There are also ideas that the Earth, in principle, is a kind of "zoo" from where the aforementioned Higher Intelligence draws various types of organisms for settling in the galaxy. Including the person. However, there are many black holes in the Universe with wormholes leading not only to the future, but also to the past. Or maybe there, in the past, "man" missed an important "turn" in his development and a return to it can change the course of history?there are many black holes in the Universe with wormholes leading not only to the future, but also to the past. Or maybe there, in the past, "man" missed an important "turn" in his development and a return to it can change the course of history?there are many black holes in the Universe with wormholes leading not only to the future, but also to the past. Or maybe there, in the past, "man" missed an important "turn" in his development and a return to it can change the course of history?
Some aspects of the problems discussed are shown in the music video, which is a continuation of the previous story on this exciting topic.