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🔥 0Why Things Fall
Gravity, motion, and the surprisingly weird rules behind everyday falling.
Reading the Night Sky
Find your way around the stars, planets, and seasons using just your eyes.
Mindfulness & the Brain
What attention actually is, why it wanders, and simple practices that steady it.
Greek Philosophy: From Thales to Aristotle
A university-level journey from the first physicists to Aristotle — the Presocratics, Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Modelled on Open University course 10248.
Early Modern Philosophy: Descartes to Hume
Reason versus experience in the 17th–18th centuries — Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Berkeley, and Hume on knowledge and reality. Modelled on Open University course 10266.
What is Enlightenment? Kant and the Age of Reason
Kant's question — dare to think — and the age that asked it. Reason, autonomy, the public use of reason, the critical turn, and Enlightenment's critics.
Kant's Prolegomena: A Guided Reading
A guided reading of Kant's Prolegomena (1783): how synthetic a priori knowledge is possible in mathematics, natural science, and metaphysics. Sequel to Descartes→Hume; models OpenU seminar 10393.
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41 public-domain works — 2,440,311 words. Every citation in a lesson opens the exact passage.
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