FROM REASON TO ITS EXCESS: HYPERRATIONALITY AS PHENOMENON OF THE DIGITAL AGE
The article analyzes the phenomenon of rationality. Modern digital civilization moves towards hyper-rationality associated with the idea of its objectification in artificial systems. As a result, the figure of a rational subject is blurred, and techno-subjects, which are capable of not only imitating, but also reproducing definite intellectual properties, appear. Nevertheless, it was concluded that the hypertrophy of rationality and its separation from human are not reasonable themselves: rationality is rooted in human subjectivity, closely intertwined with non-rational factors of mind. Human rationality is adaptive and flexible due to this unity, while objectified artificial rationality becomes reduced and rigid. A separate limit of the technical reproduction of human consciousness is the difficulty of formalizing and algorithmizing of extra- and subrational phenomena: emotions, beliefs, values, common sense.