BOOK 1. UNMASKING THE HIDDEN. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE.

Book 1. Unmasking the Hidden. Acknowledgments 4 perception the real picture of the world, having created and imposed upon everyone a false world outlook based on invented myths, and having provided these inventors with a halo of indisputability and inaccessibility in their scientific greatness –that is for the layman; and inside this hard-to- reach scientific community – to organize exactly the same parasitic conditions, as outside it. Every ordinary scientific worker of a higher educational institution, research institute or any other organization that is a part of the Scientific System can not fail to see all of its unstable, but for some reason still being supported structure. Each of its participants comes across it and tries to exist somehow, or even to prosper, but in everyday hustle and bustle not all realize what each of them is part of. The problems of survival are not complicated and make you to be in a whirl – publications, scientific studies, dissertations, author’s abstracts, Higher Certification Committee, citation indexes, scientific projects, reports, check ups, titles and degrees – all these attributes of the scientific life got together are a simple and effective tool to manipulate a person, even if he is really intellectually developed and has an extraordinary mind. It is trivial, isn’t it – but for something more than “drawing up”, there is simply not enough time, energy, or desire. Alas, but Science, on the one hand, is a well- thought out and well-made trap for capable, purposeful and intelligent people, besides, aiming at not giving a chance for real development to anyone. And on the other hand, it is a cushy job in which, providing you have certain qualities of thinking, you can live your life without exerting yourself too much with comfort and pleasure relying on lower-ranking scientists and on legal grounds to use the results of their work (the concept ‘a wedding general " is a common expression with them). In the community of research workers everything turns out to be meaningless in the most basic sense of the word. If you are interested in doing research in many fields simultaneously, you will easily be convinced that this is futile and you will be turned into a narrow specialist who knows in detail the number of mandibles in some arthropods, but you will never think of the fact why your favorite, fostered and personally described subspecies bearing your name, and including 19 differing in the number of denticles and having the shape of the bristle morphs, generally exists on the Earth, and why it exists in these 19 morphs. If you examined the work of the supervisor and fundamentally disagree with his point of view you will have to say goodbye to the defense of the thesis ; an eternal title of an assistant and, in most cases, quite a trial in search of a new scientific leader – that is your destiny for many years. Suppose you go your own way and