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Programska knjižica - Hrvatsko filozofsko društvo

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od zakonitosti bioetike, uveden je pojam kiborgoetike. Konačno, analiziran je<br />

pojam globalizacije. Uvedena je podjela na tri vrste globalizacije: informacijsku,<br />

tvarnu i energijsku.<br />

PHILOSOPHERS’ IMPETUS FOR TECHNICIANS<br />

First philosophical impetus to a technician was the one coming from F.<br />

Petrić stating that “carpenters and peasants should work for the city gentlemen<br />

and that they are not worth of virtue” (Happy Town). The response was given<br />

through culturological-systemic comparison between the two of the most<br />

complicated and complex systems. Natural, human body, and artificial, state.<br />

The result was the summarized in the sentence: “Country without production<br />

is poor and destined to extinct” (1997). Plato is an author of the following<br />

sentence: “What I can imagine, you cannot produce”. It is about the difference<br />

between idea and afterimage. Plato’s claim, which goes from imaginative<br />

construction (idea) which cannot be precisely drawn to the final product<br />

(afterimage), was analysed with the help of toolmakers experience. Between<br />

construction and the final product is an instrument of action, the creation tool.<br />

On the question is the creation tool a mirror image of the needed creation, toolmaker’s<br />

response would be: “They always differ by dimensions and in some<br />

cases by their forms as well”. D. Pejović in his text “Dijalektika ideja i Platonova<br />

ontologija” (“Dialectics of the Ideas and Plato’s Ontology”) described<br />

the dialogue between older Parmenides and younger Socrates. Parmenides’<br />

question on Socrates’ acceptance of the ideas of insignificant things, such are<br />

hair, mud, or filth, brought Socrates to doubt and left him without the final<br />

decision. Modern question, addressed to at the symposium “Philosophy and<br />

Technology” (Cres, 2002) was formulated: “If we would have switched the<br />

term ‘filth’ with the term ‘waste’, what would be Socrates’ answer today?”<br />

The concept of technology development, from the original Big Bang to the<br />

eternity, was inspired by the thought of M. Deege on fractology of the technology.<br />

Question raised on one symposium was on the primacy of existence<br />

between energy and information. Based on the general systemic theory and the<br />

theology of chaos, the answer is: “We have no knowledge on the creator of 10<br />

Gb of natural laws as well as on who gave the order for the original Big Bang”.<br />

Starting from the laws of bioethics, a term ‘cyborg-ethics’ was introduced. Finally,<br />

the term ‘globalisation’ was analysed, and the division on three types of<br />

globalization was introduced: informational, material, and energetic.<br />

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