I suspect we are far from exhausting the existing mathematical capabilities that evolution has bestowed upon us. I suggest an approach to extending mathematics to more fully realize our potential. The ideas that lead to these approaches to physics and mathematics have broader implications that are best understood in the context of Jung's discoveries about the human psyche. In economic cycles excessive optimism and too much production produces a recession and excessive pessimism. Liberal political dominance shifts to conservatism.
Human nature takes whatever works and pushes it until it fails.
In the wake the opposite force arises and the cycle continues. This is more than a repetition of the same follies. We learn from the extremes and try to build a middle way avoiding the worst excesses while exploiting the best from both extremes. Some cycles last for generations. Western civilization has been pursuing an increasingly one sided development of and dependence on a rational approach to problem solving for centuries.