Philosophical Eschatology: Scientific Doctrine

This book presents a genuine scientific doctrine dedicated to analyzing the extreme tendencies of modern humanity and civilization in the context of a techno-humanitarian crisis. It offers a philosophical interpretation of the culmination of the process of the loss of moderation, subjectivity, responsibility, and meaningful human activity during a period of accelerated technological development. The transformation of humanity is interpreted as a chain of permissible and impermissible forms of "passing the baton" from biological and cultural agents to technosystems, algorithms, and artificial intelligence. Particular attention is paid to anthropological points of no return, criteria for the acceptability of technologies, issues in neuro- and bioengineering, medical ethics, cyberphilosophy, humanities technologies, and socio-cognitive transformations of reality. The book combines philosophical analysis, scientific and artistic thought experiments, and expertise in the humanities, forming an anti-eschatological orientation focused not on the rejection of technological progress, but on its limited subordination. This work is dedicated to philosophers, researchers in the humanities and interdisciplinary sciences, and specialists in bioethics and philosophical technologies.