An Inspired Cultural Revival in Future Education

Tesla wrote that "the day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence." In the past decades, the Tesla’s excerpt "non-physical phenomena" has been interpreted in many different ways. Was he referring to study natural phenomena by a non-classic physical approach? Was he intending to study psychic (non-physical?) phenomena? Was he thinking to disruptive innovation in future education? Was he pointing to a natural way to begin the next cultural Renaissance? "The future will either be a product of an inspired cultural revival, or there will be no future," wrote the co-founder and first president of The Club of Rome Aurelio Peccei, expressing a sentiment shared by a number of contemporary thinkers. According to WAAS new paradigm for human development, as the creation of the new vision and new story for our shared future, an inspired cultural revival can be materialized in many different ways which, however, must share a common, solid, cultural background. Have we already achieved the fundamental knowledge threshold needed for an effective service to humanity and sharing a common, solid, cultural background? We try to offer a sound answer by new predicative and numerical competence to previous questions. Conceptual and operative examples will be discussed with the audience, to further our sustainable evolution and better our future.