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Too often there is arrogance of thought towards its object. Thought, in fact, is less interested in the latter than in the constitution of his representation, in which it is important to highlight the contributions of the individual or collective subject, contributions which vary according to the disciplines. Each in its own way, they try to take back from the object what was naively attributed to it. They are rival, but their effects converge: dismemberment and, finally, derealization of the other of thought; erasure of presence; relativism (even nihilism). Humanity becomes an island without an ocean. The cosmos is as if it did not exist. Remedy similar anomaly is necessary.