Discussing for a unified unity of knowledge

Our era is characterised by the fragmentation and fragmentation of knowledge. The individual sciences, as they were defined and formed at the beginning of the 20th century, each have their own dividing lines, their own limits, their own autonomy and, to a greater or lesser extent, their own techniques.

For this reason, communication between different sciences now appears difficult. In addition, we are not talking about the Positive Sciences on the one hand and the Theoretical or Humanistic Sciences on the other. Even among scientists of the Positive Sciences, the gap is often enormous.

The final proposal is to seek, through joint Conferences, if possible, in each branch of Science, those elements that will contribute to the unity of knowledge and to the connection of the part with the whole. A new universal theory of knowledge that will have the power to unify philosophical doctrines with modern scientific achievements. A universal unity of knowledge that will embrace Microcosm and Macrocosm, as well as all the scientific insights of researchers.