About Us
Since humans began to rely on logic and philosophy to guide decision making processes and improve performance, people have been wagering on the power of human reason to guide actions. However, because humans are mortal, it is not possible for the people who fix regulatory systems to later see that their projects fail or are amended.
Center for Modernity Planning and Assessment was established in August 2017 to join in the global dialogue of ideas. The goal of the Center is to explore the impact of humans’ continuous interests in being modernized on the regulatory systems, which require constant change, and propose solutions that are capable of making people voluntarily ready to surrender some of their freedom to the political order in exchange for protection of their remaining rights. In addition, the Center investigates the effect of humans’ continuous reliance on their personal power and conscience on the preservation of global human security.
The main aim is to provide the people who control the money supply of the world with perspectives on the danger of controlling the class consciousness that all people develop in their pursuit of happiness through the intermediary of just the social and natural sciences.
The Center conducts its research work guided by 25 years of experience devoted by Salim Maloof to researching and studying the relationships that could be preventing mankind from establishing an ethical system based on human reason or theological doctrine. The center is presently staffed only by him.
The Center for Modernity Planning and Assessment invites those who read the analysis and syntheses issued, and who find the content to relay facts and ideas that are self-evident to help them realize their most important goals to reach out and engage the Center in consulting or research work related to their projects.
Derivation of the Global Human Security Mathematical Problem
In 2003, Salim Maloof showed using Calculus that progress creates crises and conflicts and vice versa. He dubbed his analysis the Global Human Security Problem. To download a copy of this work in PDF, please visit this link: