Humanity has existed since ancient times, and its existence is based on the rational approach of people to all issues and in all spheres. That is why we are called Homo sapiens, the “thinking human.” Over time, human sociality has only increased in necessity for addressing various social and everyday problems. However, in light of contemporary events, some—or even many—problems are deliberately or unintentionally left unresolved. This is a purely logical conclusion.
Once again on the cause of Alzheimer’s disease
One fact, for example, is a five-year-old article that suggested the possible root cause of Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and dementia. The cause is acute, non-obvious to most, yet logical. Yet, upon seeing the article, neither the media, nor authoritative figures, nor PhD-level doctors took any immediate action to at least attempt to save millions of sufferers and prevent this disease in future patients (who might not have existed if intervention and assistance had occurred). Time continues to move forward, millions of sufferers still endure, some die, and healthy people develop these terrible diseases. And once again, everyone shrugs in bewilderment at the cause of these illnesses.
Logic and logical methods
The “negligence” of such authoritative figures lies in their lack of knowledge in applying logical methods, and in the fact that they do not employ logical methods in their work or in analyzing reasoning. This is somewhat justified, as scientific literature still does not provide a clear explanation of the term “logical method” with its enumerated points. As we explained last year in a preprint, theoretically only 15–25% of all people have a clear understanding of logic and how it actually works. The rest have not the slightest idea of such matters and do not apply logical methods even in highly necessary situations. Therefore, the fact remains a fact.
Why a quick response is necessary?
Of course, scientific communities probably still conduct some practical research, experiments, and scholarly discussions. But instead of quickly saving lives—let alone millions of sufferers—no one regards the results (products) of the logical methods we present here as inherently logical and true a priori. This fact, too, remains a fact. Thus, those who choose to ignore it automatically continue to live in a world of hierarchy, chaos, and indifference—a world that only superficially resembles order, if one does not look deeper.