The library

Six complete archives, rebuilt into teaching paths. Every lesson is traceable to a page, a letter or a recording.

Physics12 lessons

The Feynman Lectures, Rebuilt

From the three-volume Lectures on Physics and his Nobel lectures, reassembled into a single teaching path.

Richard Feynman6h 40m

Leadership8 lessons

Meditations: The Command of Self

Stoic command drawn from the Meditations and the imperial correspondence with Fronto.

Marcus Aurelius4h 15m

Productivity10 lessons

The Franklin Method

The 13 virtues and time-boxing, sourced from the autobiography, almanac and the original virtue ledgers.

Benjamin Franklin5h 05m

Philosophy6 lessons

The Examined Life

The method of the question, reconstructed from Plato's dialogues and the trial accounts.

Socrates4h 50m

Computing5 lessons

Notes on the Engine

The first algorithm and the first argument that a machine could handle more than number.

Ada Lovelace3h 20m

Observation6 lessons

Seeing as a Discipline

Water, anatomy, flight and light — the notebook habits behind every invention.

Leonardo da Vinci5h 30m