Why aren't there enough good specialists in the modern world? What should people become in the era of artificial intelligence, disappearing professions, and rapid change?

We continue our series of conversations with Andrei Baumeister, Doctor of Philosophy, about the main challenges of our time. In this episode, we discuss the crisis of the human function, the transition from performer to individual, and the ability to independently shape one's education, worldview, and vision of the future.

How can we maintain inner freedom while remaining part of institutions and communities? Why does one's own self-project become a human being's primary project? And what must people in the 21st century become to avoid becoming redundant in a world where their functions are increasingly being taken over by technology?

00:00 Introduction: The Window of Opportunity of Our Time
09:43 Human Function or Individual?
18:08 The Human of the Future as a "Subject of Assembly"
22:56 Turning to Oneself and Personality Formation
33:47 How to Combine Inner Freedom and Compromise
43:48 Maturity as the Ability to Understand Another Worldview
48:46 Who is the Architect of Meanings?
57:30 Conclusion

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