Introduction 0

Course Expectations

• Lecture1.1
  Video: Course Introduction 15 min

Vocabulary 2

• Lecture2.1
  LAW103 – Lesson 1 – Basic Vocabulary – Geometry 40 min
• Assignment2.1
  LAW103 – L01 – Assignment – Basic Vocabulary – Geometry 30 days

Brain and Mind 12

• Lecture3.1
  LAW103 – Lesson 2 – The Gross Anatomy of The Nervous System 01 hour 30 min
• Assignment3.1
  LAW103 – L02A1 – Assignment – The Nervous System : Suggested Readings 30 days
• Assignment3.2
  LAW103 – L02A2 – Assignment – The Brain – Descriptions 30 days
• Assignment3.3
  LAW103 – L02A3 – Assignment – Forum Participation 30 days
• Lecture3.2
  STOP!
• Lecture3.3
  LAW103 – Lesson 3 – The Cortex
• Lecture3.4
  LAW103 – Lesson 4 – Neurons
• Lecture3.5
  LAW103 – Lesson 5 – Columns, Modules, Regions
• Lecture3.6
  LAW103 – Lesson 6 – Vision
• Lecture3.7
  LAW103 – Lesson 7 – Hippocampal Region – Objects, Spaces , Boundaries, Locations, (To Be Released)
• Lecture3.8
  LAW103 – Lesson 8 – Cerebral Circuits – Choice (To Be Released)
• Lecture3.9
  LAW103 – Lesson 9 – Prefrontal Cortex and Consciousness (To Be Released)

Psychology 4

• Lecture4.1
  LAW103 – Psychology – Lesson 1 – Gender Differences
• Lecture4.2
  LAW103 – Psychology – Lesson 2 – Emotions, Personality, Intelligence
• Lecture4.3
  LAW103 – Psychology – Lesson 3 – Morals, Ethics, Interests (Acquisitionism)
• Lecture4.4
  LAW103 – Psychology – Lesson 4 – Incentives (Examples – work)

Sociology 3

• Lecture5.1
  LAW103 – Sociology – Lesson 1 – Manners, Signaling, and Virtue Signaling
• Lecture5.2
  LAW103 – Sociology – Lesson 2 – Three Means of Coercion (persuasion)
• Lecture5.3
  LAW103 – Sociology – Lesson 3 – Class Structure

Language (Metaphysics) 9

• Lecture6.1
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 1 – Our Mind and Language Faculty (Easy)
• Lecture6.2
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 2 – The Grammars (Paradigms, Vocabulary, commensurability/incommensurability, inference, deduction etc.)
• Lecture6.3
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 3 – The Grammars ( Overview What’s a ‘grammar’? History, Table of Grammars)
• Lecture6.4
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 4 – The Grammars: The Logics
• Lecture6.5
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 5 – The Grammars: The Descriptions
• Lecture6.6
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 6 – The Grammars: The Narrations
• Lecture6.7
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 7 – The Grammars: The Fictions
• Lecture6.8
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 8 – The Grammars: Hierarchy Of Knowledge
• Lecture6.9
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 9 – The Grammars: Application (Examples)

Irreciprocity: Lying (Post - Epistemology) 3

• Lecture7.1
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 1 – Lying: The Grammars: The Deceits
• Lecture7.2
  LAW103 – Actions – Harm
• Lecture7.3
  LAW103 – Language – Lesson 3 – Lying: The Grammars: The Abrahamic Method of Deceit (Truth Inverted)

Irreciprocity: Harm 2

• Lecture8.1
  LAW103 – Actions – Fraud
• Lecture8.2
  LAW103 – Actions – Harm

Methodology 7

• Lecture10.1
  LAW103 – Methodology – Lesson 1 – Methodology Overview
• Lecture10.2
  LAW103 – Methodology – Lesson 2 – Serialization
• Lecture10.3
  LAW103 – Methodology – Lesson 3 – Serialization Examples
• Lecture10.4
  LAW103 – Methodology – Lesson 4 – Disambiguation
• Lecture10.5
  LAW103 – Methodology – Lesson 5 – Operationalism and ePrime
• Lecture10.6
  LAW103 – Methodology – Lesson 6 – Demonstrated Interests (Property-Capital-in-Toto)
• Lecture10.7
  LAW103 – Methodology – Lesson 7 – Supply and Demand (not sets)

Epistemology 7

• Lecture11.1
  LAW103 – Epistemology – Universal Epistemic Cycle (Epistemology)
• Lecture11.2
  LAW103- Epistemology – Meaning (association), Agreement
• Lecture11.3
  LAW103- Epistemology – Justification, to Due Diligence, to Falsification
• Lecture11.4
  LAW103- Epistemology – Decidability and Demand for Infallibility
• Lecture11.5
  LAW103- Epistemology – Truth and Truthfulness (testimony)
• Lecture11.6
  LAW103- Epistemology – Dimensions of Falsification
• Lecture11.7
  LAW103- Epistemology – Due Diligence, Warranty, Liability.

Law 1

• Lecture12.1
  LAW1-3 – Law – Lesson 1 – What is Law? Law and Jurisprudence