The biological form

It would seem, posing of the question is sufficiently natural: with what portion of genetic deviations from the standard (characteristic of the degree of the degradation of gene pool, the breaking point of genome) biological form does threaten the degeneration? Apparently, this critical portion is unequal for different taxons of biological classification. The attempts to find in the literature the formulation of this problem for one classification taxon did not at least crown by success. However, population health is determined not only by the state of gene pool, but also by other factors, so that fully task is still more complex. If medical sciences are at least terminologically relatively prepared to the analysis of similar tasks, which are concerned population human health, then about the sciences of social and this it is not possible to say. One should recognize that our knowledge about the human society are extremely insufficient. The quantity indicators, computed in sociology, characterize only the surface of appearances, they are thus far weakly connected with the deep concepts, which have qualitative nature. Matter not in the absence the concrete (let rough) numerical estimations, [sootnosimykh] to these concepts: there are no conceptual approaches to their construction - even on the basis of values, until not measured, but on the assumption that in the future the methods of their measurement are built (or they will be located means for the necessary studies). Steady development occurs in the region, limited by breaking points, it does not exceed its limits. Most important scientific problem - to at least in the first approximation, describe this region, to estimate such limits. (In principle they they are not constants, they can change in the dependence on different factors, first of all anthropogenic, and the region, with which the discussion deals, it is for sure complicatedly arranged.) The work on the solution of this problem includes practically all questions, which are concerned the study of the mechanisms of the stabilization of development.