"“They will escape competition altogether, because their businesses will beunique” (Thiel with Masters 2014)"

This reminds me of my preprint that talks about basically this proposal. In my research I did say that it is religion that's used as one of the hurdles to achieving true knowledge. Because what's the point of research if we will all revert to our own rules we do not dare challenge? Are we truly academics, or just like Normandy soldiers, just following orders?

I think it's a good idea overall.

التعددية الدينية كممارسة عملية على الأرض لغرض التعايش أمر مقرر ومطلوب، فمن حق أتباع كل دين أن يعيشوا ويمارسوا حقوقهم.

ولكن الدين الحق هو دين الإسلام، وهو الوحيد الذي يؤمن بهذا التعايش، وحين حكم بين ذلك عملا لا قولا فقط، لكن الآخرين حينما حكموا أبادوا الآخرين، وانظر إلى تاريخ الحملات الصليبية للنصارى، واليوم ما يجري في فلسطين على يد اليهود.

وعلى هذا الرابط تجد كتابي عن الحرية الدينية ومقاصدها:

https://iumsonline.org/ar/libraryDetails.aspx?ID=1223

Strengths and Innovative Aspects:

Potential Challenges and Considerations:

Areas for Further Development:

• Strategic Partnerships: Collaborate with open science platforms, research institutions, and industry partners to enhance credibility and adoption.
• Pilot Programs: Launch small-scale pilot projects to demonstrate the effectiveness and acceptance of PhDs by publication.
• Marketing and Outreach: Develop targeted messaging to educate potential students, employers, and academic bodies about the value and validity of your credentials.
• Feedback and Iteration: Establish mechanisms for continuous improvement based on stakeholder feedback.

Overall Impression:

Your business plan is innovative, philosophically grounded, and socially conscious. While it faces hurdles typical of disruptive educational models—particularly around recognition and legitimacy—it has the potential to catalyze meaningful change if executed strategically. Embracing transparency, quality assurance, and community engagement will be key to success.

Peace be upon you.

Greetings.

Your point of view is undoubtedly respected, as all divine religions originate from one source. Therefore, we must believe in religious pluralism, as our noble Prophet Muhammad indicated in his book and hadiths.

Minister Alexander Ohnemus

Yes indeed, an excellent point of view.

I have great respect for the person’s pluralist perspective, one should not judge others. One day they will be judged by their creator. Actually, all religions are derived from one source and their shouldn't be any disputes or disagreements among different believers as long as they believe there is one god and he is the creator of us and the whole universe. Praying to God in a church, mosque, or synagogue is the same.