This document represents a comprehensive index of philosophical reflections and socio-political notes recorded in 1980. It systematically categorizes a wide range of themes, from fundamental ontology and epistemology to critical assessments of contemporary global politics. Central topics include the nature of the subject, the distinction between true and false beings, and the interpretation of events as primordial structures of reality. The author explores the concepts of human activity, alienation, and the development of the noosphere within a historical framework. Significant attention is given to the political crises of the era, such as the situation in Afghanistan and the dynamics of superpowers, viewed through the lens of historical philosophy. The collection of notes also investigates the intricate relationship between language, consciousness, and conceptual thinking. Ultimately, this index provides a profound conceptual map for seeking new philosophical directions, aiming to redefine truth and the meaning of existence while challenging established prejudices and primary certainties in a complex, evolving world, including aspects of cosmic archaeology and humanization.