Meanderings on Ethics

What happens when our highest ideals collide with lived reality?

In Meanderings on Ethics: The Canyon Between Ideals and Reality, Sayed Hamid Fatimi dissects the uneasy gap between what society claims to be and what it truly is. With clarity and conviction, he guides readers through the illusions of moral certainty and the systems that exploit them—unmasking the contradiction at the heart of legality, justice, and obedience.

From manmade moral codes to the weaponization of law, from the solitude of individual conscience to the demands of power, this work is a compelling journey through the ideological battlegrounds of our time. Each chapter is a lantern in the fog of modern ethics, lighting a path not toward easy answers, but toward honest reckoning.

This book is for thinkers, dissidents, reformers, and seekers. For anyone who suspects that justice isn’t found in slogans—but in struggle.