At least once in their life each person, questions why does he, or she, live? Some ponder why mankind actually exists, what is the purpose of personal existence. For all the similarity in the thought and cognition systems of the intelligent human, Homo sapiens, each individual will arrive at answers to these questions in very much their own, unique, way. But irrespective of the cultural, ethnic, political, economic, social, psychological and other specifics views and convictions, the human being is, first and foremost, a social phenomenon. As a result inquiries of a supra-individual nature need constant social scrutiny and comment; and answers should be true not just for today, but also for tomorrow at the very least. This book is an attempt to delineate the real, 'problem' field, and the author has tried to set forth certain views and thoughts concerning current problems for humanity. Where necessary, he makes excursions into the past which, in conjunction with modern scientific methods, clearly focus on existing historical links between actual events in the past and current problems in contemporary life, problems that hang like a large and ominous cloud over mankind. This book gives us the chance to look at widely-known events and facts from a viewpoint that is an alternative to the current generally accepted one. In the company of the book's heroes, the author's point of view allows us, as we make our way via the 'cognitive paths' of mistakes and the difficult search for the truth, to arrive at objective deductions that are capable of changing our contemporaries' outlook on the occurrences of life. This book is about the past, the present and the future. It reveals the direction, target and method that someone must follow, if he or she is worthy to be a human being. This book is about people who are not trying to alter the world, but to demonstrate the need (which has been imminent for a long time) for certain changes, a need that most people can implicitly sense. The heroes of the book are people from different cultures, all of them well educated, who associate and tell each other about their experiences, which are sometimes failures, and even tragedies. The book is written in a modern style and is dynamic and gripping. In the company of the book's heroes, the reader has the chance not just to visit the characters' thought processes, but also to make 'real' journeys round the world, visiting exhibitions of modern art and internationally famous museums, and making scientific discoveries that are significant for the whole of mankind. This book was written in a completely new style which author has called the Supra Essay (SE). In this new style (SE style), classic literary style is woven together in an entirely harmonious way with the discoveries of contemporary research in such fields of learning as: - Psychology; - Sociology; - Cultural Studies; - Economics; - Social Psychology; - Anthropology; - Philosophy; - Noetic Positivism; The scientific community should hardly be able to avoid discussing the book since it will have the opportunity, in the light of the author's completely new and professionally expressed hypotheses, to argue with him about his new, fully formulated and proven scientific theory of noetic positivism... A science novel in two parts Part One