The Three C's: Conservation, Comprehension and Communication.

If I may substitute the three D's for three C's, it may appear that we are progressing in the achievement of the human perception of a systemic thinking (M. Bunge) and the synthetic building of basic ideas (J.L. Pardos). The tripod upon which can be firmly supported the future evolution of humanity, the preservation of its existence and the improvement for a full development of human progress, may be outlined under the following three C's:

1st. Conservation, including all sorts of ecosystems, environmental and ecological concepts, deeply rooted into human kind since practically 1968 (Paris May 1968 and the Foundation of the Club of Rome, Academia dei Lincei, also in 1968). The permanent and progressive awareness of the erosion of the environment is an irreversible daily reminder of the need for conservation.

2nd. Comprehension, embracing all sorts of cultural traditions, races, beliefs, well rooted popular habits and so on. All this is due to the enormous capability of the human being to be mobile (more than 1,000 million people are today in a position to fly somewhere in the world and transplant with their customs and traditions in a totally different cultural environment).

3rd. Communication, as a basic need fulfilled by the new and ever-progressing electronic means which are due to change (Negroponte, 1965) the Atom conception of society, basically supported on the ideas of "Space and Time", into a Digital society, volumeless, timeless and rapidly accessible to every single human being, i.e., through the ever expanding INTERNET. The fact that the industrial society has placed the human being in isolation, beyond his familiar environment, increases the need to communicate more and more among themselves (machines like the automobile, the lift, the plane, etc., make human beings more isolated and unable to communicate).