Propositional logic isn’t just for academics; it’s the foundational toolkit for clear thinking, crucial for strategic planning, intelligence analysis, and indeed, survival in a complex world. By deconstructing arguments into basic propositions and understanding the relationships between them, we can ensure our reasoning is sound and our decisions are robust.

A journey into the core principles of logical thinking and keen observation, revealing the hidden structures that govern arguments, decisions, and our perception of the world. This title and summary aim to be intriguing and broad enough to cover the different aspects of the regimen.

Ever feel like life's a battlefield? (Okay, maybe not literally, but you get the idea). Well, Sun Tzu’s "The Art of War" is surprisingly relevant to, well, everything. Don't let the title scare you; it's not just for generals. Let's break down the 5 Basic Principles that can help you win, whether you're negotiating a raise, starting a business, or just trying to get your kids to eat their vegetables.

Sun Tzu's Core 5:…

Nature doesn't give participation trophies. As Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "Nature has made up her mind that what cannot defend itself shall not be defended." Harsh, but true. Life's a goddamn battlefield, and if you're not ready to play the game, you're gonna get steamrolled.

We're not talking about literal war here (though, you know, sometimes it feels like it). We're talking about the battles you face every single day—at work, in your relationships, even with yourself. So, how do you win? By becoming a goddamn strategist.

I'm excited to share a behind-the-scenes look at how I'm tackling my latest challenge: juggling in-depth study across four fascinating subjects and creating regular content around them. Yep, I've upped the ante!

I'm diving deep into Beowulf, Warfare: Strategy & Tactics, Critical Thinking, and Robert Greene's "War" – all while producing blog posts and videos. It's a lot, but I'm determined to make it work (and share what I learn along the way!).