My name is Anton Voychenko, though sometimes online I go by the pseudonym Anton Vokrug. I am a passionate person driven by my interest in technology and the future. My greatest fascination is understanding what awaits humanity in the coming decades—how our society will evolve and how humans themselves will change in 10, 20, or even 50 years. I am 40 years old and currently live with my family in Oslo, Norway. Since 2008, I have been involved in the IT business, founding several companies and startups across different technology fields. My projects have covered areas like big data, artificial intelligence, blockchain technologies, as well as IT outsourcing and outstaffing. Each of these ventures was not just a business to me but also a way to explore how technology can change the world and bring real value to society. My professional journey has been filled with exciting challenges and fresh ideas. Every company I created reflected my vision, my drive to grow, and my deep interest in technology. These projects provided me with valuable experience in managing teams, understanding global markets, and developing innovative solutions used across various industries. In my research and work, I focus on technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, and ethics. Additionally, I am deeply interested in transhumanism—how technology can expand human capabilities—and in exploring questions about human spirituality. My goal is not only to observe these processes but to actively participate in shaping a meaningful and ethical approach to innovations that are defining our future. In every project I undertake, I strive to balance technological progress with human values and cultural heritage. Living at the intersection of technology, business, philosophy, and ethics, I study how technological change impacts social structures, the economy, individual identity, and spirituality. My mission is to create analytical materials, books, and academic works that help society move consciously into the future.