Need to Know
12 modules
Essential concepts across law, finance, science, psychology & the world — the things sharp people just know
On completion: You'll have the cross-domain literacy that distinguishes intellectually sovereign people — able to hold your own in rooms about law, economics, geopolitics, science, and markets without bluffing.
M1How Laws Are Actually Made
From idea to enforceable rule — the legislation lifecycle no one taught you in school
13m
Masters+150M2Economics Without the Jargon
Supply, demand, inflation, and interest rates explained at street level
13m
Masters+150M3The Global Financial System
IMF, World Bank, reserve currency, and why "the Fed raised rates" affects your grocery bill
14m
PhD+170M4Constitutional Rights & Civil Liberties
What your rights actually are, what police can and cannot do, and when to invoke them
13m
Masters+155M5Contract Law in Plain English
Offer, acceptance, breach, and remedies — what you are actually signing
13m
Masters+155M6How Science Works
Peer review, statistical significance, p-hacking, and why headlines lie about studies
14m
PhD+165M7History's Recurring Patterns
Empires that fell and why — currency collapses, resource wars, and the cycles that repeat
14m
PhD+165M8Geopolitics 101
Alliances, proxies, geography as destiny, and the Caribbean's strategic position
13m
PhD+160M9Behavioral Economics
Nudge theory, choice architecture, and how your decisions are made before you make them
13m
Masters+155M10Tax Literacy
Income vs. capital gains, legal avoidance vs. illegal evasion, and how the wealthy pay less
14m
PhD+165M11Media Literacy & Information Warfare
How propaganda works, disinformation vs. misinformation, and evaluating sources
13m
Masters+155M12The Intellectual's Toolkit
First principles, Occam's Razor, Bayesian updating, and Fermi estimation
14m
PhD+170