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De-Creation of Creation, or A New Level of Culture in the Development of homo

The public discussion at the beginning of the twenty-first century reveals much about a supposed conflict with nature, about the motives behind the vehemently demanded change of the industrial civilisation and about the dawning of a new world of the digital era. Together they touch the very basis of a complex civilisation supporting nearly eight billion people at the price of a fundamentally changed “creation.” Ongoing efforts to overcome all spatial and temporal distances, thereby dissolving existing orders in space and time and populating the world with Artificial Intelligence, raise the question whether homo sapiens is aiming to occupy the realm of gods, if not of the One and Only in order to guarantee the survival of human kind.