How to preserve society and the biosphere in the technogenic world

Abstract

At the beginning of the last century, V.I. Vernadsky believed that associated humanity would act rationally in accordance with the collective mind, a powerful science, changing the biosphere in a direction favorable to society. At the turn of the XX–XXI centuries, technocratic social theories justify the transition of mankind to post-industrial development with a high level and quality of life on the planet. But the modern technogenic world is developing in accordance with the interests of capitalistically developed countries focused on their own well–being due to the accelerated destruction of world biological resources, the comprehensive expansion of the artificial environment of life – the urban technosphere, which results in the destruction of soil cover as the basis of biospheric life, deterioration of human population health and shortening of his life expectancy. Over the past two decades, the interrelated integration of the processes of social, artificial and biological development has been studied by scientists of the Interdisciplinary Scientific and Philosophical School of Socio-Technogenic Development of the World and come to the conclusion that the technosphere shell of life is rapidly taking the place of the age-old soil shell of the biosphere development on land. People should not allow the death of the biosphere on land, which leads us to the need to approve a safe socio-biosphere strategy for the development of life instead of a socially man-made way of its destruction.