Forget What You Know About Natural Science: ‘One Day Project Work’ by Jamir Is a Fresh Approach!

et’s be honest—most of us think of natural science as a subject buried under thick textbooks, complex theories, and endless equations. But what if we told you there’s a way to look at science that’s completely different – A way that explores how inalienable human rights are deeply intertwined with unalterable laws of nature and un-interfering natural mechanisms?

‘One Day Project Work’ by Jamir is a book that challenges both Well-established Global Science and Global Organizations arguing that many of today’s education policies and legislative frameworks are actually against nature and humanity. It challenges the way we understand natural science, shifting the focus from abstract knowledge to real-world applications.

The Framework of Globalization: A Crime Against Humanity?

Jamir argues that globalization is not a natural phenomenon – it’s an illogical & unscientific phenomenon imposed on humanity. He calls globalization and its associated policies, such as global standards for human rights and compulsory global education, “anti-natural” and “anti-human.” According to him, these structures universally violate inviolable human rights, creating a global framework that is unethical & unconstitutional from all perspectives.

He suggests that the global policies enforced internationally are actually based on a mix of truth and falsehood. These policies, he believes, contradict unconditional commands and force people to comply with ideas that go against fundamental human rights. He sees this as a crime against humanity—one that has been normalized over time.

A Scientific Perspective: The Equal & Opposite Principle

The foundation of Jamir’s argument lies in the “Equal & Opposite” principle, which he claims is the true framework of natural science. From birth to death, from Sirius Binary System to Natural Magnetism and from Newton’s Laws to Einstein’s Sciences, he sees proofs that everything in nature operates in pairs—‘equal and opposite’. He argues that this Apriori Principle should be the core of science, education and human rights, rather than artificial global framework and well-established global standards.

Appearance of light categorically implies disappearance of darkness. Jamir argues that Sovereign Sciences like Sirius Binary System,  Natural Magnetism, Binary Pulsar,  and Alteration of Day & Night, Visual Binaries and Uranian System cannot be altered or controlled by human institutions. Global Organizations have been universally violating inviolable human rights since antiquity ignoring this simple logical fact, wrong interpreting constitutional language, misrepresenting reality and misusing technology.

‘One Day Project Work’: A Revolutionary Exhibition

‘One Day Project Work’ is not just a book—it’s an exhibition of the Dialectic of Truth – Right - Justice. It presents scientific findings that, according to Jamir, expose the flaws in global education and governance. He highlights Sirius Binary System, Nine Planets as Nine Eye Opening Evidences, Natural Magnetism, Binary Pulsar, Visual Binaries and Uranian System to show how they naturally align with the “Equal & Opposite” principle. Through this project, he aims to redefine our understanding of science and human rights, advocating for a system based on natural laws rather than imposed regulations.

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Freedom from Global Constraints

A key takeaway from Jamir’s work is the idea of “Freedom from Global Obligations.” He argues that current global policies force people into a framework that doesn’t align with natural or constitutional human rights. He calls for a shift in education, governance, and international policies to reflect the unchanging laws of nature and inalienable human rights.

Jamir believes that recognition of the apriori framework of natural science and inborn human rights will lead to a new era of truth, free from contradictions and forced compliance. By understanding and applying the principles of balance and opposition, humanity can reclaim its natural rights and break free from misleading global narratives.

Conclusion: ‘One Day Project Work’ is more than just a book—it’s a call to rethink everything we accept as scientific truth and human rights. Jamir Ahmed Choudhury challenges the global norms we’ve taken for granted, arguing that nature itself provides a better framework for understanding life, law, and liberty. Whether you agree with his findings or not, this work forces us to question the systems we live by. Could it be time to realign our world with nature’s fundamental principles? That’s the question Jamir leaves us with.