The conclusion of the article is very exciting and it can actually offer a glimmer of hope for all of us stuck in the depth of the ongoing and deepening global crisis.

We seem to have concluded that evolution, ever changing existential conditions do not apply to modern humans, thus all our discoveries, inventions, our main body of knowledge is good enough to provide the basis for our ongoing existence.

As the article rightly suggests at the same time the cutting edge of classical research "quietly" pushed, and still pushing the boundaries of our perception of reality, and especially through the prisms of quantum physics, and the various quantum theories many of our long held dogmas started to break down. And this even within the same framework we have been researching so far.

The global crisis, that goes way beyond economics, politics or finances, basically engulfing our whole present human system is a good example of it, when previous, seemingly perfectly suitable, working methods and tools have become obsolete, moreover destructive.

Today most of human invented, created institutions are slipping through our fingers and while we try to use, and reuse all previously know and refined solutions instead of improvements we get worse states. This is all because the conditions of the system we exist in have changed, almost none of the conditions we based our previous lifestyle on remained intact.

The definition for the state of mind the last paragraph of the article points at is "faith above reason".

This is very different from the definition "faith" as it is normally used.

"Faith below reason" is a state when we ignore common sense and stubbornly believe in something that has no known natural foundations, but we choose to believe in it against reason for traditional, cultural, religious reasons.

"Faith within reason" is the usual, classical, dogmatic scientific approach, when we only believe in what we can grasp, evaluate and prove within our resent framework, with our present mind.

"Faith above reason" is the state when we examine, fully understand where we are, what is available within the present framework, but the available data, while on one hand proving the deadlock within the present framework points at a possibility solving the problem "above reason" using a different "state of mind".

To achieve that possibility requires a "leap of faith" but not fully blindly, but based on how we know for fact that with our present mind we cannot solve our present situation, and solution can only come by "changing our present mind to a new one".

"Faith above reason" is only possible after the full, honest, maximally precise examination of the present state, understanding the futility of the present state, understanding the necessity of changing the observer's point of view, starting anew.

The whole of humanity stands at this stage today, we have to fully understand where we are, why we have arrived here into this dead end, how we simply cannot solve our present crisis with our previous and present methods and tools, and we have to embark on a new discovery in "faith above reason", changing ourselves, the observers first.