N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 4. THE PHYSICS OF THE REALITIES

Book 4. The Physics of the Realities. Foreword 6 society from outside? And if it is an imposed habit, is it possible to give it up? Also what should be done for that? The question is very complicated, but if the cause is found, then there will certainly be a solution for removing it from the society. The task is set, it has a solution. The solution is not related to violence or another revolution, when it comes to "killing the next Dragon" inside oneself. How to "kill a dragon? " What should happen inside man and, first of all, to his consciousness, so that he could solve this and other no less striking tasks that confront the Earth civilization. A lot of pages are devoted to the facts that are hindering their realization. They will "open someone’s eyes," someone will take these facts for fairy tales, and someone will think. And, I'm sure, to those who think, the information offered will bring the greatest benefit here and now. This book is about Man and for Man, about his knowledge and ignorance of himself, who cognizes the world around through himself. How much this world corresponds to the real One it is not for us to judge, and not today. We have excellent examples of how diametrically opposed can be the views of people of the outside world and themselves in the course of millennia, and recently we are observing it in much shorter intervals of time – the world is changing within one generation. The author’s contribution is that he turns people’s attention and views from the surrounding technical and technological systems to the Human himself and his place in this world, his responsibility for everything he does in this world, even if he does not realize what he is doing. One may plead ignorance of the fact that Man is not able to do much in this world. With arms folded one can do nothing for one’s benefit. The purpose of the book is simpler and more real. If a person is aware of the benefits or harms of certain social technologies, outwardly convenient machines and tools, he is free not to use them in his being. Reducing the use of harmful things for man and nature can lead to the refusal to produce and sell them. This is, rather, a tactical (nearer) goal. It is more understandable for the society, and therefore there is hope for its realization. Much more important are the strategic goals, which are laid in this and previous books of the author. The question is on creating the body of real science, the basis of which is true knowledge, but not ranks and cash gifts. Frankly speaking, it was money that corrupted scientists, turned them into