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We are a small group of like-minded people from different countries who are concerned about the development of crisis phenomena in the countries of the ''free world'', are trying to analyze this and are thinking about how to adequately respond to these processes. We agree with those who believe that the greatest danger and source of many economic and social problems is the growth of a bureaucratic and welfare-dependent classes, which is caused by positive feedback in current democratic systems where universal suffrage exists and Statist (or etatist) ideology is a system of views based on the belief in the need for active state intervention in many areas of human activity and relationships, which sacralizes state. statist? leftist ideology dominates. And so sensible people should think about what can be done to counteract this, or at least how those who don't like all this can find a way to join a more liberal and more advanced community, changing their residence if necessary. It would also be nice if the work or business we do to earn money for ourselves contributed to changing the economy and society in the right direction, rather than supporting fundamentally imperfect socio-economic systems and dead-end trends.
Please keep in mind that in the texts on the site the adjective ''liberal'' is used in its original meaning. We consider this reminder necessary, since such positive-sounding adjectives as ''liberal'' and ''progressive'' were adopted by supporters of leftist views and, in the era of their dominance, were often used to denote concepts of a different, sometimes opposite nature. This is just one of many methods used in hypocritical propaganda.
On the site, in a fairly concise and simplified form, we share our thoughts and conclusions on the following: what is the essence and greatest dangers of the current crisis phenomena in democratic societies; what are the main reasons that have led us to this situation; what fundamental measures are required without which it is impossible to correct the systemic flaws in the organization of democratic societies. The site also provides a brief overview of who is developing what ideas and concepts aimed at freer and more effective development, and who is trying to promote what projects of a similar nature. The project we are working on is one of such initiatives, and the main ideas behind it are described here too.
Our site is intended for rationally thinking people who generally share our assessments of the state of society and ideas about what we should strive for. Perhaps the thoughts presented here will help to form a more holistic picture of the modern world for those who are capable of perceiving rational argumentation, but who haven't yet seriously thought about the fact that global trends are useful to understand and take into account when planning their own lives. However, for those who don't have sufficiently developed rational and conceptual thinking, what is said here may seem too abstract and not clear enough.
Unfortunately, the people who can be classified as our target audience make up a very small portion of the population in any country. This is mainly a consequence of the situation that has developed in the education systems, as well as the state of the information and cultural environment. Research by some scientists has shown that since the Industrial Revolution, there had been a gradual but steady increase in the influence of rational thinking on human behavior for a long time. However, in the 70-80s of the last century, the trend changed to the opposite - in favor of emotionally motivated behavior, and this process accelerated during the heyday of information technology and social networks. This, in particular, has exacerbated such an existential problem as the influence of people who make decisions emotionally and who aren't capable of rational thought on the choice of leaders and on public policy in democratic societies. The reasons why people often don't want to accept obvious things, are afraid to admit an unpleasant truth, behave irrationally, too aggressively, or, conversely, too passively and submissively have been well studied by biologists and psychologists. If we explain such phenomena without using highly specialized terms, their essence is as follows. People still have strong instincts that were developed over a long period of evolution and that helped them survive in the wild and in the fight against other savages. These instincts, operating at a subconscious level, allowed primitive people to quickly and automatically react to dangers, protect themselves from excessive stress, etc. Since then, in a historically very short period of time, living conditions have changed radically, but the biological and mental nature of people could not change so quickly and remained practically the same. Only in people with a sufficient intellectual and cultural level does their rational thinking dominate over emotions, instincts and prejudices.
To better understand everything that is written on the site, we recommend reading its pages in the order of the menu items and then the banners - from the top to the next ones below. The content of each page assumes that the reader has read the previous one. To read in the recommended sequence, you can use the 'NEXT >>' link at the end of the page you have read.
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