The last post on this festive day is the red day of the calendar, which reminds us of the patterns of historical evolution and why late reforms always find a way to renew society. Any large-scale social change occurs not out of someone's whim, but as a natural result of accumulated internal contradictions, when the previous reconciliation mechanisms between different layers of society stop working. Attempts to simply smooth out external symptoms only temporarily delay urgent transformations, because development requires real solutions to problems. Historical experience shows that when the system of management and distribution of resources ceases to meet the requirements of the time, and society faces protracted crises, deep change becomes a necessity. True renewal always leads to the reassembly of economic relations and opens a new phase of development. In fact, progress consists of successive steps and natural transitions of high quality, where an outdated framework gives way to more sustainable forms, and the logic of progress subtly but confidently defines new rules of the game.