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numerous societies themselves are more complex than the management tools –
state ones and corporate ones (including transnational ones) that replace them.
Therefore, on the part of the latter, there is a demand for means to increase the
manageability of societies, including avant-garde media technologies, means of
manipulating the mass consciousness and police means. And the corresponding
scientific and technical developments in this field, the physical part of which rests
on the IT sector, is the only one that is the most stable in the crisis, but also is
increasingly reeling as the latter develops.
In this sense, the scientific and technological process, which began in the "long
16th century" and based on the ideology of the Scientific and Technical Progress,
comes to an end. It is hardly possible to argue with this if you are within the
framework of a sober economic review.
Nevertheless, in itself the phenomenon of technical and technological can not be
exhaustively explained in the system of economic concepts, not only because the
economy as such has the historical limits of its appearance noted above,
suggesting a completely definite, concrete interpretation of the technique and
method of its utilization, but also because the technique, according to Fernand
Braudel's apt phrase, "makes up the thickness of History." That is, τέχνη, in a
broad sense, as mastery, art (including the art of scientific knowledge), mastery
(including artistry), the skill of any (and related tools), often based on such a
frightening economist Mikhail Delyagin creative the ability of a person (to develop
and manage which "has not yet learned"), is the first emanation of a reasonable
person, and testifies to the presence of such a person irrespective of any method
of his humanitarian description, in particular – without regard to the description
of its existence in terms of a particular socio-economic formation. This technical
property can be maintained from the Neolithic Revolution, it is possible from the
appearance of the Kormaunians with the Neanderthals, it is possible from
somewhere else.
Going down to the level of generalization with reference to the specifics of today,
taking into account the
above circumstances, one can observe a rather interesting
picture when a process that, for the sake of cajoling NEOKON's, can be called "the
inertia of certain areas of technological development within the monetary
economy", translates the products received within its framework from "Habitual