It is a book that provides the reader with the opportunity to approach many questions that concern the modern human from various angles. Beyond the anxiety that is magnified by the focus of efforts to meet material needs, today's human rushes to recognize his essential role in a world that is shaped under fluid and revisable conditions - a newly emerging world that unfolds in accordance with new ethical criteria.

The conflicting and diametrically opposed ideas give birth to new types of thinking systems and provoke different approaches to the sensitive aspects of philosophy. Through the book, the agonizing search for a common perception of how scientists function becomes distinctly discernible. The role of science and its impact on the ongoing redefinition of methods for assessing phenomena are also addressed. The stability of our traditional beliefs is shaken.

The observed compression of the inherent ideas that constituted the intellectual structure of so many generations causes a reversal in the way rapidly evolving matters are perceived. Some of the countless things that reach our perception as transformable and reducible are the increase in atheistic attitudes within the scientific community, the scientification of the way social masses are handled, and the new environment to which humans are called to adapt.