Curriculum

Your 4-week plan

What you should aim to achieve, two weeks at a time. The phase highlighted as Currentis where to focus next — it’s the earliest phase that still has incomplete nodes. Phases unlock as their prerequisites mature.

Mastered

0/22

Hours

0.0h / 14.1h

Overall

Week 1
Current
Reason
Adopt the Popperian engine: bold conjecture, severe criticism, hard-to-vary good explanations.
0/8
mastered
Progress0.0h / 4.4h
By the end of this phase: By the end you can take a real-world claim, classify its arguments by epistemic origin, identify easy-to-vary patches, and run methodological / ethical / aesthetic criticism on it.
8 knowledge points · 0 mastered · 0 in progress · 1 ready · 7 locked
- Paths to knowledge0.5h
  Ready
- The real role of evidence0.5h
  Locked
- Good explanations are hard to vary0.6h
  Locked
- Easy-to-vary failure modes0.6h
  Locked
- Fallibilism vs justificationism0.5h
  Locked
- Conjecture and criticism0.6h
  Locked
- Criticism along philosophy's three branches0.5h
  Locked
- Capstone: evaluate an explanation0.6h
  Locked
Week 2
Reality
Walk from classical locality to EPR to Bell to the Schrödinger equation to Everett.
0/5
mastered
Progress0.0h / 3.6h
By the end of this phase: By the end you can state what locality means, walk through EPR and Bell, read the Schrödinger equation, and explain why the Everett interpretation preserves locality and determinism.
5 knowledge points · 0 mastered · 0 in progress · 1 ready · 4 locked
- The principle of locality0.6h
  Ready
- The EPR paradox0.7h
  Locked
- Bell's theorem0.8h
  Locked
- The Schrödinger equation0.8h
  Locked
- Many worlds0.7h
  Locked
Week 3
Constructor theory
Reframe physics around possible vs impossible tasks; recover irreversibility and information.
0/4
mastered
Progress0.0h / 2.8h
By the end of this phase: By the end you can translate a dynamical-laws statement into possible/impossible tasks, derive the second law from task reversibility, and define information substrate-independently.
4 knowledge points · 0 mastered · 0 in progress · 0 ready · 4 locked
- Tasks and substrates0.7h
  Locked
- Possible vs impossible0.7h
  Locked
- Irreversibility from constructor theory0.7h
  Locked
- Information and substrate independence0.7h
  Locked
Week 4
Applied reason
Apply the same engine to economics, civilization, and concrete business decisions.
0/5
mastered
Progress0.0h / 3.3h
By the end of this phase: By the end you can ground economic value in ordinal preference, name the institutional preconditions of knowledge growth, and run the Popperian loop on a real business decision.
5 knowledge points · 0 mastered · 0 in progress · 0 ready · 5 locked
- Preference scales0.6h
  Locked
- Scarcity and trade-offs0.6h
  Locked
- Knowledge, wealth, and institutions0.7h
  Locked
- Rationality in business0.6h
  Locked
- Final synthesis0.8h
  Locked

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