To achieve these lofty but reachable goals it is imperative that we utilize Information Technologies, Bio-Tech and Quantum Physics along with related disciplines. These fields are not only the new wave of the future. Today these three critical technolgies and areas of study will continue to merge into "the field" that will revolutionize and innovate new breakthroughs in science and in particular how they relate to human beings. Soon it will become paramount for all those interested in technical innovation to become techno-engineering scientific researchers. In conjuntion with robotics, bio-chemistry, genetic engineering, computer science, nanotechnology, electronic & electrical engineering, quantum mechanics, molecular biology, bio-engineering, AI, neural networks, complexity, cybernetics, ergonomics, and too many others to list the many fields will continue to seek a common path and objectives. Humanity for the first time in history is poised and stands at the threshold of becoming an active participant in its own evolution. These endeavors guided by the correct ethical standards of common decency will secure the betterment of civilization. As Einstein said,"We should take care not to make the intellect our god; it has of course powerful muscles but no personaliy." Yet we must keep in mind as Von Humboldt said,"The separate branches of natural knowledge have a real and intimate connection." Albert Szent-Gyorgyi stated,"The greatest stride in bilogy in our century was its shoft to the molecular dimension. The next will be its shift toward the submolecular electronic dimension."
Civilization & imagination go hand in hand. The world is the place we live. We are imagitive beings. Necessity drives civilization and imagination drives innovation to meet those needs of required for a viable civilization. The complexity does not always coincide with the innovations. That is where each and everyone of us comes in. We as researcehrs, scientists, technicians, engineers and all those with a keen interest in science and technology should begin to lay artful plans for the future. This requires a profound desire for the future of mankind to be marked by a stratgey that offers a creative, self-productive and ingeniously made future. We must have a free exchange of ideas within the community that has the power to shape and form the future. It requires all of us to be creative, productive and active participants in the present. We can bring into existence a new hope for mankind and civilzation at its best. As prolific creative beings we will help usher in not a utopia but merely a better society. To do so the free exchange of information without outside influence and oversight is the most poietic route to take. The Internet has and will continue to aid us in our endeavors. We should exhaustively strive to find the answers that help human beings. But if mankind does not progressively survive to reap the fruit of this knowledge then is it good?Many well-meaning cynics in the scientific community believe that the truth is all that matters and if it happens to help humanity then fine; if not its fine also. Our absolute job should be to make sure that the truth of science does help mankind. In this way the future can become locoplete,near-perfect and plenary as it well should be.
It is important for scientists and others who are driven to innovation to work together if we are to secure the future that humanity justly deserves. Its sure much of the world's population falls with the saying of Gordon Kane as he humorously said,"Mankind is the missing link between the great primates and humanity."
Should we as scientist not reap more directly of our innovations and inventions. Should we not pool resources to encourage the type of breakthroughs that are truly beneficial to peoples everywhere? Once again to quote Einstein, "Imagination is more important than knowledge." If we accept that "Nature is the august engineer known to humans-though a blind one at that." As observes Moshe Sipper. He also adds, "It is time to move beyond these dusty concepts of natural creation...and take a fresh look at the nature of the machines around us."
