The theory of vortex (ring) determinism strictly fixes the fact of the division of the human world into three components: the inner world, the outer world and the world of their close interaction. The three main branches of the development of modern philosophy correspond to this division. The three worlds of the great Kant with his "things in themselves", phenomena and "noumens" also follow from here. The task of the new doctrine of synthesizing realism is to synthesize all three philosophical approaches and trends together into a whole doctrine of the human world. The previously emphasized scientific discipline, diocosmosics, requires illumination of each of the three worlds from two sides: from the inside of the human world and from the outside. As a result, serious science faces the need to present six (!) different approaches to describing the world, carefully comparing and stitching them together in a single synthesis.

A healthy interpretation of the category of expediency is given within the framework of the doctrine of synthesizing realism. Immanent teleology is placed on a solid causal basis and is included in synthesizing realism as a full-fledged section. The special role of human consciousness in the goal-setting mechanism is emphasized.

The theory of vortex (ring) determinism provided a strict philosophical explanation of the fact of the existence of individual objects and other natural formations. The question immediately arises of a strict philosophical explanation of the mechanism of interaction between them. With such an explanation, it is possible to conduct a strictly reasoned philosophical conversation about the dynamics of the private existence of individual objects, various aspects of life and the interaction of individual organisms, man and society. It becomes clear what place knowledge occupies in people's lives.

The main advantages gained by philosophy when using the theory of ring (vortex) determinism and the doctrine of synthesizing realism are described