Point of Transition. The True Name: Persia

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VIII. Point of Transition

The True Name: Persia

Enough. Enough of living under a foreign, disgraced name. Enough of allowing the world to associate us with lies and tyranny. The word "Iran" has become for many a symbol of the darkness that covered our land. But that is not us. That is not our true essence.

A name that once functioned as a political brand loses its force the moment a true name is spoken publicly. Naming systems operate as interfaces: they determine how an entity is read by the outside world and which actions are considered legitimate. When a label no longer matches essence, it becomes a tool of distortion rather than identification.

The hall is dark. Phone screens glow as people aim their cameras at a stylized globe mounted on a solid golden platform. On the surface of the globe, one territory shines softly, marked with the words PERSIA / پرشیا.

A shining, eternal, true name: Persia. Feel it. It resonates like the music of millennia. This is the name of our ancestors, our poets, our scholars. It is the name of a civilization that gifted light to the world.

Restoring a historical name does not create a new reality — it restores precision. A word burdened with fear and exported violence disappears from the map, replaced by a name known for centuries as a source of culture, language, and thought. This is not nostalgia. It is a recalibration.

We reclaim our name not to live in the past, but to free ourselves from it and build the future. Persia is our promise: a promise of dignity, culture, and freedom. It is a signal to the whole world that we are open again, ready to share our beauty, our wisdom, our light. Let the world once again pronounce our true name. Let the world once again know who we truly are.

The world once again pronounces our true name.

Alt-text:

A dark hall filled with people holding phones. In the center stands a stylized globe on a golden platform. The territory of Persia is highlighted in gold, with the word “PERSIA” written in Latin and Persian scripts. An illuminated English phrase is visible at the entrance. The world once again pronounces our true name.

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Extra Credit Problem. Point of Transition. 🔔 Ethical Resonance. Pivtorak.Studio. 29.01.2026

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The True Name: Persia

Series: #PointOfTransition

Project: Extra Credit Problem (The Asterisk Problem)

[GIVEN]:

After the deconstruction of the false word "Republic," there arose a need to return to a historical, legitimate name that reflects Persia's true civilizational essence. The name "Iran" for decades has been associated with a criminal regime and international isolation, losing its initial neutrality. 

Facts: In 2026, the nation of Persia officially announces the return of its historical name—Persia. This is not merely an act of nostalgia but a declaration of the restoration of full international agency. We capture the moment when on the world map, the word "Iran" transforms into a shining "Persia." This symbolizes a return to its true self, honoring millennia-old traditions but looking to the future. This step definitively separates the country from the legacy of the theocracy and restores its place among the great civilizations of the world, emphasizing its cultural depth and uniqueness.

[PARAMETERS OF ASYMMETRY]:

"Iran" vs. "Persia": Association with a regime vs. association with a civilization.

Isolation vs. Integration: The return of the name as an act of international openness.

Name as Essence: The country's name reflects its history, culture, and aspiration for freedom.

[ANALYSIS]:

"The New Name: Persia" marks the completion of the transition phase. This is a strategic decision that consolidates all previous steps: the restoration of identity, ethics, time, and space. A nation that reclaims its true name reclaims its voice on the world stage. It is a symbol of a definitive break with the past regime and a firm step towards a future based on dignity and self-respect.

Key Phrase: "The world once again pronounces our true name."

[CONCLUSION]:

The name has been returned. Agency has been restored. 

Persia is once again on the world map, a beacon of light and civilization.

Extra Credit Problem. Point of Transition. 📐 Systemic Solution Manifesto. Pivtorak.Studio. 29.01.2026

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🛡️ This project is an artistic and philosophical study. All images are allegorical. The material is based on data from verified international sources.