Posthuman resourceology in transhumanitarian context

Abstract

This article reflects one of the aspects of humanity’s transition toward a “post-deficit”, that is, a holistic and harmonious world, examining the formation of a resource-based worldview within the trans-humanitarian context of human existence.

As a methodological foundation, it employs the Trans-humanitarian Philosophy (THP) — a scientific and epistemological approach proposed by us and registered with Kyrgyzpatent as an object of copyright — which allows for a broader and nonstandard perspective on the structure of reality.

In the context of Resourcelogy, the view of a “world of insufficiency” reveals the unending syndrome of deficit that has accompanied humanity throughout its history, thereby shaping the concept of a transition toward a world without lack or imperfection. In our view, the issue of “counterdeficit” goes beyond the traditional framework of economic determinism or the coercive achievement of goals; instead, it calls for a transformation of reality through generous and expansive thinking.

The formation of a post-deficit mentality begins with the discovery of the true measure of value. We see that the construction of a “holistic (telegei teŋiz) society” is not an economic but an intellectual and ethical challenge.

The term “Post-Human” designates a being who thinks beyond the habitual patterns of human existence. Only when human consciousness reaches a state of inner fullness and contentment does a post-deficit society emerge, enabling humanity to learn to live in a new way — in a world free from deficiency.

In this sense, the philosophical orientation of Trans-humanitarian Philosophy serves as a guiding framework for the formation of a new worldview.