FROM ELECTRONIC PROCESSES IN LIVING AND INANIMATE NATURE TO SOCIALLY SIGNIFICANT

Abstract

Modern information and communication tools significantly expand a person's capabilities for personal and group participation in the economic, political and social life of society, allow him to interfere in the activities of state authorities. In an attempt to curb these spontaneous dynamics as threatening the stability of the existing order, the state and power elites use classical technologies dating back to the days of Machiavelli, which provokes an increase in turbulence in society. In the theory of cybernetics, the idea has developed that overcoming technologies such as "controlled chaos" will be associated with the paradigm of transition from observing systems to self-developing systems. In theoretical terms, the implementation of this concept rests against the lack of clarity about the unity of controlled environments - natural and social. which indicates a lack of depth of the transdisciplinary approach. In the theory of international relations, A. Wendt proposed a common ontological foundation of social and natural sciences in the quantum picture of the universe. In the history of science, A.L. Chizhevsky demonstrated the possibility of such a synthesis based on the unity of electronic phenomena from animate and inanimate nature to social technologies. The future of a person largely depends on the type of that socio-electronic turbulence initiated by the authorities: in a totalitarian society, a person will be placed under total electronic control, in a democratic society, his own electronic system (types of transitions from baked external energy into activities) will be tuned to creative process.