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Assessment of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Government System Using the Universal Formula (With References)
Introduction This assessment evaluates the Islamic Republic of Iran’s government system (as of 2025) using Angelito Malicse’s Universal Formula, based on three universal laws of nature: 1. Law of Karma (System Integrity) 2. Law of Feedback Mechanism (Responsiveness) 3. Law of Balance in Nature (Natural and Societal Equilibrium) Each law is scored from 0–10 based on real-world implementation.
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