THE ECOCRATIC TURN KEEPING OR LOSING THE CONTROL OF M-E-O

Treating components in the current environmental catastrophe, we must incorporate AI analysis and big data-based decision systems into diagnosis and treatment, as well as the new normality molding "environmentally friendly" human behavior. The Transhumanist ideology is an emerging perspective of the post-postmodern epoch of the Anthropocene. However, based on cultural anthropological considerations, transhumanism might be seen as an essential feature of human ontology. The term „Transhumanism” must be corrected based on the human ecological Man-Environment-Organism (M-E-O) co ontological model, which demonstrates that the borders of adapting human beings are continually extended by technological, memetic and social means beyond their own physical „surface”. These extensions serve human control during biocultural adaptation processes in micro , meso- and macro scales of human ecology. The paper offers an insight to revolutionary shifts of M-E-O based on handling information and energy transformations determining subsistence systems. As infocratic power implying monetocracy based on fiat money, mediacracy and juristocracy influenced by corporatocracy led tho severe imbalance of earthly ecosystems, crossing planetary boundaries, human society necessitates a move from present infocratic rule over society to an ecocratic one. We must optimize this change while preserving control on the human side.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.24867/future-bme-2024-132
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Neuroethics, Human Enhancement, Biomedical Innovations
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THE ECOCRATIC TURN KEEPING OR LOSING THE CONTROL OF M-E-O

Iulian Claudiu Lazăr
Neuroethics, Human Enhancement, Biomedical Innovations
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THE ECOCRATIC TURN KEEPING OR LOSING THE CONTROL OF M-E-O

Iulian Claudiu Lazăr
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Treating components in the current environmental catastrophe, we must incorporate AI analysis and big data-based decision systems into diagnosis and treatment, as well as the new normality molding "environmentally friendly" human behavior. The Transhumanist ideology is an emerging perspective of the post-postmodern epoch of the Anthropocene. However, based on cultural anthropological considerations, transhumanism might be seen as an essential feature of human ontology. The term „Transhumanism” must be corrected based on the human ecological Man-Environment-Organism (M-E-O) co ontological model, which demonstrates that the borders of adapting human beings are continually extended by technological, memetic and social means beyond their own physical „surface”. These extensions serve human control during biocultural adaptation processes in micro , meso- and macro scales of human ecology. The paper offers an insight to revolutionary shifts of M-E-O based on handling information and energy transformations determining subsistence systems. As infocratic power implying monetocracy based on fiat money, mediacracy and juristocracy influenced by corporatocracy led tho severe imbalance of earthly ecosystems, crossing planetary boundaries, human society necessitates a move from present infocratic rule over society to an ecocratic one. We must optimize this change while preserving control on the human side.

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