Course One · The Complete Micro-Course
The entire introductory logic canon, rebuilt as 267 numbered videos — each one a single idea, each idea checked against the standard texts and its source published. Start at 001, or start anywhere and follow the numbers back.
How the course works
Most students don’t fail logic — they fall behind it, one missed prerequisite at a time, until week nine makes no sense and there’s no visible way back. This course is built so the way back is always visible. When something doesn’t click, you don’t rewatch a lecture. You follow the number back.
Three kinds of video: atoms (one definition or rule, about twenty seconds), procedures (one technique, shown step by step), and capstones (one worked problem that combines what came before). Every claim is checked against scholarly references and standard university texts, and the full source list is published for anyone to inspect.
The whole map
New videos post daily until the course is complete. Live ones link straight to the short; the rest are on their way.
The receipts
Behind the course sits a reference document in which every formal claim is independently verified and every empirical claim traced to its source — scholarly references, standard texts, and, where it matters, the original papers. I’m a teacher and a builder, not a research specialist in any one field. The content is the standard canon of logic, and if I’ve gotten any of it wrong, the receipts are right there to catch me with. I’d rather be corrected than comfortable.
Spot an error? Tell me the video number and the claim — corrections get made in the open.
Follow along
The course releases in order on YouTube — one idea at a time until all 267 are live. Subscribe to catch each one, or leave your email for an occasional note when a course finishes.
A note when a course finishes. Nothing else.