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Zaman Ali: Post-Certainty Sovereign Individuality

Ideas, Philosophy · 2026
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Zaman Ali (b. January 16, 1993, Lahore, Pakistan) is an independent philosopher whose five-book series constitutes a self-contained philosophical system designated the Reciprocal Autonomy system, also referred to as Zamanism. The system addresses, in a specific logical sequence, the nature of individual existence, the material conditions of genuine freedom, the structure and limits of political authority, the scope and limits of human knowledge, and the derivation of ethical principles from what survives rigorous epistemological examination. The series comprises: Humanity: Understanding Reality and Inquiring Good (2017), Zamanism: Wealth of the People (2018), Government: Servant, Not Master (2019), Evidence: To Know and Have It All? (2022), and Morality: An Individual Dilemma (2023).
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