“...Aspiration to the future is a distinctive feature of the ideological teachings that captured the minds of mankind in the industrial era. Humanism and a fair, reasonable world order, rational management of society - these are the elements of a harmonious social system of the future, created by the minds of outstanding utopians of past centuries. Could Campanella and Thomas More have foreseen the onset of the era of scientific and technological revolution, which changed the living conditions of the human race in the second half of the twentieth century? Meanwhile, humanity was still dying out entire cities from epidemics, discovering new lands at monstrous costs and inventing the simplest mechanical devices This continued until Thomas Newcomen’s “atmospheric engine” dragged the human race into the era of scientific and technological progress. Smoke from factory chimneys clouded the skies above the cities. The heavy shoes of the proletarian, studded with nails, clattered along the cobblestone streets and plank sidewalks...”