The Making, the Rise, and the Future of the Speakingman: It is dedicated to the Information Society

For this new edition I restructured the book in five parts, which are Part One-The Making, Part Two-The rising, Part Three How Evolved the Speakingman Thinking, Part Four-The Future, and Part Five-The Information Society.The book is the conclusions I was able to reach about the evolution of modern human brain that is the subject of my independent multidisciplinary research for the last twenty years.My research was able to document several of the hypothesis I made during this study. Each hypothesis represents a new interpretation of the probable causes, which significantly influenced the evolution of our brain and which are new scientific matters not discussed previously in the literature.My initial hypothesis analyzed a series of exogenic factors, like the geomagnetic excursions, the supernova bursts, the solar minima and maxima, which all have in common a weakening of the planetary geomagnetic field, allowing a more intense cosmic radiation to penetrate to the ground, and causing an increase in the atmospheric concentration of C14 isotopes. Then, I was interested to find if the absorption of C14 isotopes in human body may influence the neural networks of our brain. The result was about some temporary pulses increase of ROS generation. Such pulses are documented to be a major stimulus to our neural processes of neurogenesis.This step or phase of my research being completed, I further studied to determine what environmental factor along neurogenesis may influence our brain consumption processing, and which of these factors turned specific for humans.The result of my research found that the main factor that was primordial for our brain processing was its repeated change in consumption that ultimately affected the balance between linear and nonlinear mental processing.However, the change in the processing of the linear-nonlinear balance caused significant changes in the mode the mechanism of generating cognition was affected.In this new stage, my research led me to identify various epochs when the dominant mode of mental processing became dominated by the nonlinear and linear characteristics.Further my book analyzed these epochs; the first two of them I called the First and the Second cognitive revolutions, which evolved from around 70,000 years ago to around 30,000 years ago (the first), and from 30,000 to 13,000 years ago (the second one).To my surprise I identified a new epoch from 13,000 to 5,000 years ago that I called as the hybrid state of the mind. In the meantime, this particular epoch overlaps the era when the dominant Matriarchate became gradually replaced by the Patriarchate, marked the beginning of domestication of animals and plants, and led to permanent settlements and overlaps the Megalithic Culture.The hybrid state of the mind vanished around 5,000 years ago, when it appeared an advanced and dominant linear of mental processing. This new modality is still active today and was the motor of building of our civilization. It manifested by transforming the previously identified qualities into quantities.Around 2700 years ago it appeared an important split between Eastern and Western cultures, which preserved in the East a natural holistic thinking, which in the West gradually introduced a logic reasoning.Another exogenic factor occurred between the XIV and XIX centuries, when a group of four solar minima evolved. The result was a deepening of the linearity by producing mental revolutions associated with an ever increased quantification.The last part of the book is dedicated to another change of our brain consumption that will generate an Information Society. Here, I also debate the possibility that the neural changes toward an increased processing in visual signals may create another type of hybrid state of the mind but very different compared to previously alleged one that overlapped the Megalithic Culture.📖 Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4rNQi4G