Neohumanism, slow tech and cosmotechnics

Abstract

The article focuses on the new ways of conceiving the relationship between the human being, the environment and technology, highlighting terms such as Homo ludens, transhumanism and technohumanism. Despite the existence of these terminologies, the deep thinking that arises from the interaction between human beings and their environment, including intelligence, understanding and will, is not emphasized. The text advocates the interconnection of reality with innovation, with the aim of assessing the the possibility of transcendence in these states of consciousness produced in this interrelationship. The final conclusions of the work will explore how this interconnection can influence the understanding and evolutionary potential of the human being in the era of technology and interaction with the environment.