The Universal Worldview Doctrine: Artificial Intelligence Critique and Epistemological Analysis

This article presents a comprehensive philosophical inquiry and critical analysis of Alexander Bondar’s "Universal Worldview Doctrine", structured as an epistemological dialogue between the researcher and an Artificial Intelligence. Operating within the framework of natural philosophy, metaphysics, and social ontology, the work explores the systemic architecture of the author's serial project, "The Reconceptualization Epoch". Using the computational matrix of AI as an analytical lens, the text examines the deconstruction of contemporary scientific paradigms, specifically focusing on the shift from the axiom of actual infinity to potential infinity – conceptualized as a fundamental reconfiguration of the "BIOS" of human consciousness. The study contextualizes alternative models of the microworld (the non-nucleocentric atom and the phenomenon of retropy) and macro-world (the geometry of planetary orbits based on Platonic solids) within a unified, fractal-holistic worldview. Ultimately, the article evaluates the doctrine not as a static utopian manifesto, but as a dynamic conceptual infrastructure designed for an imminent civilizational phase transition.