In this article I set out to capitalize on the research of Academician Solomon Marcus from a thematic selection: the myth related to thinking, myth versus temporality, the myth in the "universal paradigm". We consider it important to capitalize on the myth of the scientist who set out to open borders in research. His studies denote a connection to finding the gaps between the real sciences and the humanities, making inroads into the history of science to dissolve the complicated theories of mathematics and linguistics. The scientist Solomon Marcus used to explain biographical moments in his speeches, in order to explain complicated phenomena, I took into account this way and I combined the biographical with the scientific.