Month: December 2019

Support and trust of “International Center of Scientific Information and Education” (Dusseldorf, Germany) to member of union Mr. Gocha Ochigava.

Cooperation with educational and scientific organizations is very important for the Union of Law Scientists in terms of international cooperation development. That is why our organization is giving more importance to cooperation with “International Center of Scientific Information and Education” ( Dusseldorf) and welcomes to the openly and official letter of trust and support to our member of union, doctor of law, Gocha Ochigava.

Mr. Gocha Ochigava is an official representative of this center in Georgia.

The Union of Law Scientists  plans to sign a Memorandum  of cooperation to work closely with the center for the purpose of close cooperation and implementation of joint projects which undoubtedly  will development of law science.

 

 

On December 15^th, 2019 stated meeting of Union of Law Scientists members was held. Several initiatives have been referred to by Administration and approved by participating members: founding international scientific journal, creating new website for the Union, forming Qualification Enhancement Center as new structural unit.

Meeting was held at the premises of European University.

Union of Law Scientists representative J.D. Gocha Ochigava held working visit to Prague through November 26^th till December 3^rd, 2019. Mr. Gocha Ochigava is delegating Czech Republic State University in Georgia.  Meetings were held on the premises of Law Faculty and Foreign Language and Professional Study Institute of Prague State University. Cooperation among Union of Law Scientists and Czech Lawyers Organization has been discussed during sessions. Georgian students were among participating groups. Getting Georgian youth acquainted to European Educational system, evaluation and self-evaluation rules, innovative methods of studying has been one of the main purposes for the visit.

Member of the Union of Law Scientists Mr. Giorgi Tumanishvili’s new book has been published – ‘A Simple Theory of Difficult Meaning (STDM) – How Can the Human’s Ego be Digitalized and Transported Elsewhere – or Immortality.’

The book deals with the complex, contextual, and structural study of the human ‘ego’ in an interdisciplinary (philosophical, psychological, quantum mechanical, neuroscientific) context. The book discusses classic and modern models of the human psyche and approaches to the human ‘ego’.

The book consists of two chapters, the first of which deals with the contextual issues of the human ‘ego’ ‘I-Identity’, ‘I-Cognition’ and the concepts of ‘ego’ in Psychology, and the second chapter deals with the study of human memory.

In this chapter, the author elaborates on the so-called Simple Theory of Difficult Meanings, which is an interdisciplinary, new construct of psychology, philosophy, neurophysiology, neurochemistry, quantum physics and neuroquantology.

The STDM seeks to explain the nature of the human ‘ego’ in a new way and, in the context of theoretical generalization (in the future), makes it possible to digitize the constituent elements of the human ‘ego’.

The book is currently available on Amazon.com in English, on Kindle, in electronic format and also in hard copy.