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150 Questions from Readers, 150 Answers from the Author The author's responses to questions drawn from and developed in dialogue with two philosophical works by Şehrazat Yazıcı PART I — What Kind of Civilization Have We Created? 1. READER: Has humanity truly progressed, or has it merely developed more powerful tools? ŞEHRAZAT YAZICI: Humanity has made remarkable advances in science, technology, and productive capacity. Yet we cannot say that our ethical development and matura

A 50-question philosophical dialogue based on Eteryanism Philosophy and In Eteryanism: The Threshold of Being. 1. READER: Reading your two books together, I notice that Eteryanism is concerned with more than “What is being?” What is the central question you are exploring? ŞEHRAZAT YAZICI: I am particularly interested in how a being maintains continuity while changing, and what its experiences transform it into. We can describe a human life as a biographical interval beginning

This study aims to move beyond reductionist approaches that interpret the beginning of human existence solely as a biological event, by re-evaluating zygotic formation as a multilayered organization of consciousness and energy. While modern biology defines fertilization as the union of genetic material and the initiation of cellular organization, this work proposes that this process simultaneously represents a critical threshold at which the extension of the core essence beco

This study examines the relationship between knowledge and consciousness within the framework of Eteryanist philosophy and proposes a multilayered model of consciousness development that challenges conventional epistemological assumptions. While modern paradigms largely equate human progress with the accumulation of knowledge, this paper argues that knowledge alone is insufficient for the expansion of consciousness. According to the Eteryanist model, the human being is conce

Contemporary governance systems increasingly rely on correctability — feedback loops, regulatory adjustments, crisis management, and post-hoc interventions — as their primary mechanism of stability. While such approaches may prevent immediate collapse, this article argues that systems requiring continuous correction are not resilient, but fundamentally misaligned. Drawing on the Eteryanist philosophical framework, this paper introduces coherence as a foundational alternati

Can Humanity Reach the Stars Without Healing the Earth? Technology, Consciousness, and the Ethics of Space Civilization

This paper argues that AI governance is moving from a documentation paradigm toward an architectural paradigm. In the former model, governance operates externally through rules, oversight, and post hoc verification. In the latter, governance becomes structurally embedded within the design logic of intelligent systems themselves. We introduce the concept of the enforcement ceiling, referring to the diminishing effectiveness of purely procedural oversight in highly adaptive env

This article explores the transition from intelligence-based systems toward resonance-centered models of civilization, addressing the question of whether ethical coherence and consciousness alignment can serve as foundational principles for future societies. Through the philosophical framework of Eteryanism, the paper examines how artificial intelligence, governance, and collective life can be restructured around frequency-based ethics, relational consciousness, and non-autho

The Scientific Foundations and Ontological Structure of Eteryanism

Divine Justice, Historical Religion, and the Evolution of Consciousness: A Philosophical Inquiry from the Eteryanist Perspective

From Populism to Consciousness:Is Humanity Approaching the Limits of Democracy?