About

Welcome to Maq’s Blog

Entrepreneurship, writing, and a lifelong pursuit of learning have shaped a journey across engineering, business, law, economics, healthcare, and philosophy. With formal study in engineering, homeopathy, law, business administration, and global diplomacy, my work has always been driven by one enduring habit:

To question what others often accept.

I often ask questions that appear simple but reveal deeper problems.

Are we truly living, or simply performing roles shaped by society?

Why do successful organisations eventually fail?

Why does knowledge continually develop?

Why does civilisation never stop changing?

These questions gradually led beyond individual disciplines and towards a search for the principles that connect them. Rather than treating philosophy, history, economics, politics, law, science, and civilisation as separate fields, I became increasingly interested in whether they might all be expressions of a more fundamental developmental process.

That journey eventually culminated in The Theory of Cvolution: A General Theory of Human Civilisational Development, an original philosophical framework that seeks to explain why individuals, organisations, institutions, and civilisations continually develop through the same underlying process.

My published works include In the Shadow of the Storm, The Enchanted Connection, Spark, Causes of Insolvencies in Large Businesses, I Am, Therefore I Think: Human Origins, the Illusion of Gods, and the Rediscovery of Reality, A Theory of Human-Centred Systems: Rethinking Knowledge, Power, and Wealth, and most recently The Theory of Cvolution: A General Theory of Human Civilisational Development. Together, they reflect an enduring interest in philosophy, society, resilience, business, and the principles that shape human development.

This website is a place where those ideas continue to develop through essays, reflections, and new research. It is written for readers who enjoy questioning accepted assumptions and exploring ideas across disciplines.

Every meaningful discovery begins with a question.