Curriculum vitae – Aleksandar Šarović
I was born in Zagreb, Croatia, in the former Yugoslavia, in 1955. I studied there and earned the title of graduate engineer in architecture. As a third-year student at the Faculty of Architecture, I won the Yugoslav anonymous architectural competition to arrange Republic Square in Zagreb.
After returning home from regular military service in 1982, I was deeply dissatisfied with the prevailing situation in society. I felt that my regular work at the time could not yield satisfactory results. I had not envisioned the war in Yugoslavia, but I saw a severe crisis in the system of values that led to it (the current situation in the world is, in this regard, no better, if not much worse). I thus concluded that the only right way was to discover a new social system capable of improving society. I grasped the main ideas almost instantly, which challenged me to start writing Humanism. The challenge still exists.
To earn a living, I accepted a job as a police inspector for fire protection in Zagreb, where I worked for seven years. In the summer of 1991, I resigned because of Croatia’s preparation for the war and left Croatia together with my wife.
In late 1990, I married Dušica, a chemical engineer, a programmer, a super wife and mother, a partner just as anyone could want. Dušica was born in Valjevo, Serbia, Yugoslavia. We lived in Valjevo for two years, working in various jobs until 1993, when we moved to Canada, where we were well accommodated. Presently, Dušica and I have our own consulting company and work as programmers. Our daughters, Marina and Ivana, were born here, in Canada. They are our angels.
I have been persistently developing the proposed system, as it promises a bright future for humankind. Creating sound systems has been a widely discussed topic throughout history, yet it was also the most forbidden and suppressed topic of all time. That is why almost nobody has worked on developing social systems, even though the needs have been tremendous and the possibilities unlimited. I have invested a lot of effort and have succeeded in defining the system that would create a sound and sane society. As early as ten years ago, my book received nice recognition, and it is progressing.
Toronto
21.11.2000