Get an Inside View into Scientific Discovery:
Class Series this Summer

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What is required, to change the hypothesis upon which a society is based? When dangerously incompetent fools have taken the wheel, what can be done, to prevent the ship from crashing on the rocks?

Only human creativity can break mankind free from the strictures of a doomed system. And there is a science to human creativity—a method of making it voluntary! The universal genius Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. made it his life’s work to understand, practice, and promote the method of hypothesizing higher hypotheses.

I’d like to invite you to join me this summer in a six-part series of classes, readings and discussions, running from July 20 through August 27, under the theme “Lyndon LaRouche's view of human creativity, from the standpoint of history's greatest scientific geniuses and their discoveries.”

On Sundays at 11 a.m. EDT (3 p.m. GMT)—and with additional “office hours” / free discussion on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. EDT (11 p.m. GMT)—we’ll explore a “narrow path” of discovery charted by some of history’s most revolutionary thinkers. At the recent Schiller Institute conference I discussed the rationale and overview of the project:

The full schedule can be found on the class registration page.

The first five sessions will introduce key concepts from Socrates, via the writings of Plato, including his famous Cave allegory; Johannes Kepler, the first astrophysicist; Pierre de Fermat, who showed the scientific value of intention; the genius Gottfried Leibniz, who gave us the language of causes; and Carl Gauss and Bernhard Riemann, who together redefined the relationship we have to our senses. Each of these thinkers contributed essential concepts to make the modern world possible.

The sixth class will bring together what we've discussed, to apply that thinking to some modern questions of the relationship between what is called AI (or Machine Learning) and human intelligence, and for general group discussion of the topics covered.

Those who sign up will be directed to a page where you’ll have the option to support this initiative. Your participation—and your backing—make this kind of work possible.

I hope to see you there!

Jason Ross,
The LaRouche Organization