CREATIVE HUMAN BEINGS IN A TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD
Human beings, at their deepest essence, are not merely passive recipients of the world, but creative subjects—those capable of shaping, transforming, and restructuring reality. Creativity is not an auxiliary ability or the privilege of a select few geniuses; it is the core of humanity, what distinguishes humans from pre-programmed technical systems. This creativity is not limited to the arts, science, or technology, but permeates every action, choice, and way of life. When a person seeks to resolve a conflict, imagines a new way of life, or simply questions seemingly obvious things, they are practicing creativity—an liberating act that allows them to transcend external limitations.
Keywords: Human beings as creative subjects; Artificial intelligence and human potential; Sustainable development and internal balance; Education and the building of free character; From consumer to creator.
