DEFINITION OF THE ROLE OF HUMAN MIND IN GLOBAL EVOLUTION
The aim of our investigation is to study the modern role of human mind in global evolution of the Universe as a macrosystem. A complex macrosystem consists of many components, that are united by a variety of relationships. The combination of these components and their work in fractal dynamic modes ensure the stability of the macrosystem in the area of the optimum. An important factor for sustainable development is the presence of inverse nonlinear positive and negative connections between macrosystem’s components. We assume that the macrosystem is able to organize its own regulatory subsystems that operate on the basis of feedback; the importance of these subsystems is different in the process of self-organization. Negative feedbacks maintain homeostasis of the macrosystem. Positive feedback leads to microevolutionary changes that can either put the system to a new level of functioning, or lead to decay and death. It is assumed that in the macrosystem there are many subsystems of regulation, and they are active in accordance with the levels of organization of matter. At one level several regulatory subsystems can work, which are responsible for fine-tuning the parameters of the macrosystem. It is assumed that the human mind is the controlled subsystem that reflects and adjusts its own state and begins to change actively the state of the universe as a macrosystem. In relation to this fact the role of pedagogics, psychology and philosophy is becoming more important in the formation of a modern person''s scientific outlook.