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From Natural Forces to Modern Society: The Evolution of Energies in Human Civilization
Abstract This paper explores the continuum through which natural energies and forces—from the four fundamental forces of physics to biological evolution and human cognition—have culminated in the emergence of modern society. It argues that modern civilization is not separate from nature but a direct extension of energy transformations governed by universal laws. The analysis highlights how matter, life, and consciousness emerged from cosmic energies, and how human societies transformed these forces into cultural, technological, and political systems. The conclusion emphasizes the continuing necessity of balancing natural laws in order to sustain modern society, with a special focus on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and the possibility of superintelligent systems shaping the future.
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