Logic. An organized way of going wrong with confidence. Robert Heinlein.

All right. Let's deconstruct rationality.

We did a thorough deconstruction of science and materialism in my series,

deconstructing the myth of science.

This is going to be an analog series where we're going to be focusing on rationality and its limits.

This will be a three-part series with the deepest insights coming in part two and part three,

make sure you stick around for those remaining parts.

You know, I stress that because you know what the average view time for one of my videos is?

It's about 20 to 30 minutes.

If you're going to be only watching for 20 or 30 minutes, one of my videos,

you might as well not even be watching at all because you're not going to learn anything,

really. Maybe even it'll harm you more than it'll help you. So really, make sure you stick

to the end because there's a lot of juicy stuff here. This is original intellectual work. I've been working on this for a long, long time.

You're not going to find this kind of information anywhere else.

There's hundreds of critical insights throughout this whole series.

It's very dense.

I've been preparing it for months.

There's enough information here for a dense book or a PhD thesis.

I mean, this is really like a philosophy PhD wrapped into three episodes.

So it's going to take about 10 hours to explain this whole topic.

So please be patient.

The only thing I can promise you is that it's going to be worth it

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