The human mode of being characterises human attitudes to the past and human interaction with the past, since the past ( in forms language, thought, logic etc.), in contrast to what has happened in the past, always is in the present. So, at the start of the 21st century, the problem of hominids transforming into humans in the proper sense of the phrase has acquired a philosophical explanation, on the basis of the discovery of the logic governing the development of the essence of human nature – mind. In her review of Orudzhev's latest books, published in the Russian Academy of Sciences’ leading philosophical journal, T.V.Kuznetsova, professor at the Faculty of Philosophy at Lomonosov Moscow State University, noted: “Now it can be said that, in Z.M.Orudzhev’s book “Human Nature and the Sense of History”, Z.M.Orudzhev has in rather convincing form provided a philosophical solution to the fundamental problem in philosophy, as formulated by Karl Jaspers".