“For thousands of years, the most famous, little-known and completely nameless philosophers of various directions and schools have been racking their wise heads over the ever-present question: what is man on earth? Some, conscientiously accepting this two-legged creature as the pinnacle of creation, discover in him the luminary of reason, a vessel of nobility, the focus of both small, everyday, everyday, and higher, sublime virtues, which do not and cannot be found in the soulless, spiritless kingdom of nature, and one could agree with such a statement if it did not remain somewhat unclear which of them From muddy sources flow inhumane torture, the fires of the Inquisition, the beating of innocent babies, the extermination of entire peoples, cities and civilizations, now buried under the quicksand of waterless deserts or under the ash-covered rubble of their own towers and walls...”