Mohammad Rasoul Mohseni Rajaei
Independent researcher and author of the Human Constants theory.
Mohammad Rasoul Mohseni Rajaei is an independent researcher who has linked his professional studies and experience in economics, banking, systems analysis and capital management with a broad interest in the humanities and the fundamental problems of human beings and society.
Professional background and interdisciplinary studies
This interdisciplinary approach laid the ground for a perspective in which human and social phenomena are examined not in isolation but as parts of an interconnected system.
How the theory took shape
The author’s approach
The author’s aim is not to offer a final or definitive answer to the complexities of humans and society, but to propose a research framework to be tested, as an analytical tool, in historical, social, political and civilizational studies.
Testability
The theory’s value shows when it meets historical and social evidence.
Openness to critique
A theory must also make its own limits visible.
Capacity for development
An open theory, not closed and unchangeable.
“Human Constants” is an attempt to build a bridge among these three fields; its continuation can lead to developing measurable indicators, comparative studies of civilizations and empirical testing of the theory across different societies.
Mohammad Rasoul Mohseni Rajaei