Victor Jeko

This study critically evaluates Immanuel Kant’s concept of space and time as presented in his Critique of Pure Reason, examining its implications in the context of human existence. Kant revolutionized metaphysics by proposing that space and time are not empirical realities existing independently of human experience, but rather a priori forms of intuition through which the human mind structures all sensory data. This transcendental idealism asserts that space and time are subjective conditions that make experience possible, rather than external entities. The study explores how Kant’s notion redefines human existence by situating individuals as active participants in the construction of reality, emphasizing the centrality of human cognition in shaping the phenomenal world. Through this evaluation, the research highlights the profound philosophical implications of Kant’s theory for understanding human perception, knowledge, and existence. It argues that Kant’s framework bridges the gap between empiricism and rationalism, providing a foundation for existential reflection on human limitations and possibilities within the bounds of perception. Ultimately, the study affirms that Kant’s concept of space and time remains crucial in understanding the human condition as one that is both finite and meaningfully engaged with the world of appearances.

Transhumanism is a philosophical movement that supports the use of modern technology to enhance human development and overcome limitations. Max More is a leading transhumanist philosopher who has made significant contributions to the field. The objective of this project is to evaluate transhumanism in the philosophy of Max More. Focusing on his extropian principles, the project examines how his vision of transcending biological limits via technologies like cryonics, genetic engineering, and artificial intelligence influences contemporary thought. Using the method of philosophical analysis, hermeneutic interpretation & conceptual clarification, the study analyzes More’s foundational ideas, including perpetual progress and morphological freedom, which advocate individual choice in self-transformation. This project investigates the ethical, technological, and social implications of Max More's philosophy, such as issues of access, safety, and societal pressures, alongside criticisms highlighting its over- optimism, libertarian bias, and speculative nature. This project also assesses Max More’s 21 st-century legacy, noting his impact on biotechnology, philosophy, and cultural movements like transhumanism advocacy. While More’s vision inspires innovation and personal empowerment, it faces challenges in ensuring equitable access, addressing safety risks, and embracing cultural diversity. This project underscores the transformative potential of transhumanism while advocating a balanced approach to ensure its benefits reach all of humanity, contributing to ongoing debates about technology’s role in our collective future..

The place of artificial intelligence in cultural pressure and human value has become a source of concern in our contemporary times. Cultural value remains one of the critical aspects of human development. Some scholars have argued that culture in contemporary human society serves as a moral teacher to the people. The purpose of this study is to critically examine the contemporary significance of artificial intelligence on cultural pressure and human value. The place of artificial intelligence in cultural pressure and human value has contemporary significance and very serious ethical implications. The concept of artificial intelligence is predicated on human creativity and it borders on human welfare. A conceptual clarification of artificial intelligence showcases the fact that it is a humanist philosophy. The objective of this research is that artificial intelligence showcases human prosperity. This research work is to take a cursory look at the contemporary influence of artificial intelligence on cultural development and human value. The study covers the ethical implications of artificial intelligence on cultural development and human value. Some human values have been eroded due to the emergence of artificial intelligence.