Sustainability of social being as an effect of transforming non-random events into constructive energy (synergetic and transcendent approaches)

Abstract

(en) The analysis of the conversion of non-random events into constructive energy has been conducted. “Non-randomness” is shown as a complex philosophic and theological category that has a deep eschatological meaning, actualizing the highest meaning of divine being, and a lot of manifestations of being in all its dialectical complexity and antinomy of its logic. On this basis, the main purpose of the research was conceptualization of the sustainability of social being as an effect of transforming non-random events into constructive energy. Synergetic and transcendent approaches as the theoretical basis of this research showed that the process of converting randomness into non-randomness is quite laborious, it requires a long time and as a result of this transformation, a pattern is revealed that allows synchronizing the synergy of scientific ideas, theories of being, scientific pictures of the world, as well as approaches to building a new everyday life in social virtuum. The results of the research confirmed that non-random events can be someone or something manageable and consciously ordered which creates sustainability. Sustainability is shown as the ability of society as a complex system to maintain its current state under the influence of external and internal factors. Random events are transformed into non-random events, since this is logical for the human mind and necessary for a comfortable life in society. If the social system becomes emergent, then applicable to historical time and the situation, appropriate approaches, evaluation criteria, methods, strategies and tactics are developed to minimize fluctuations.