Restrictions are necessary for the freedom to live a secure life. The world lives in hope of the cross-fertilization of two seemingly unrelated concepts – global security and tolerance. We know little of them. The concept of national security, that is, security limited by actions only within the national boundaries of any state, has practically disappeared today. It has given way to global security, which is described in terms of a planetary framework, including, of course, outer space, as well as the Earth in its entirety. On the other hand, the global world cannot live without tolerance − a value of civilization that is equivalent to security. Tolerance is a tool that gives a society an opportunity to examine and reflect on its various underlying concepts and beliefs, so they become clear and transparent.
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