Analysis of the peculiarities of post-industrial information-intellectual and socio-economic development

Abstract

In the twenty-first century, the industrial market economy of development is being replaced by a new information-intellectual and socio-economic development. The existing behavior rules and their assessment are being replaced by new assessment criteria and new priorities. The outdated economic theory of Karl Marx is being replaced by a new economic Theory of Paul Romer. Creative abilities of human are becoming the fundamental basis of information and knowledge of modern development. According to the law of nature, all phenomena and processes go through the three stages: first, a person creates a goal, at the second stage knowledge is gained to achieve the goal, and at the third one, the virtual solution is materialized in order to achieve the goal. It all starts from the thoughts of the person, his creative capabilities and opportunities. The created knowledge and the decision made gives the base to the existence of a process. The phenomenon begins to exist after the process received the right starting from the decision made by the subject, it purposefully works and develops in a given direction in the Spatio-temporal dimension in its specific information and energy characteristics and parameters. When it comes to information as the fundamental basis of various systemically organized phenomena, it means that information is a substantial basis, is implemented in all processes and phenomena. The outlook on the process of cognition, which is the basis of the creative process, has also changed. The process of cognition is carried out from the general to the detailed and not conversely, as it was before. Early mentioned features of the post-industrial economy development can become the basis for the design of the concept of understanding information-intellectual and socio-economic development.