Course Content
Course Introduction
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The Value of Learning History
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About the Lesson
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Pre-Roman Era
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King Solomon
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King Solomon’s Temple
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Pythagoras, 570 – c. 495 BC
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Plato, 427 – 348 BC
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Plato’s Akademeia
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The Roman Empire
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The Death of Socrates, 399 BC
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Alexander The Great, 356 BCE
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Ptolemy I Soter, 367 BC – 282 BC
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Euclid, 300 BC
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Astrology and Divination
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The Ancient University of Alexandria, 283 BCE
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Rome 86 BCE
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Christ, 32 CE
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The Christian Persecution (32 CE – 60 CE)
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Nero and The Fire of 60 CE
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The Two Roman Empires (285 CE)
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The Dark Ages : The War On Education
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The Roman Empire vs. The People
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The Rebranding of The Roman Empire and Constantine I, 330 CE
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The University of Alexandria Destroyed (380 CE)
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The Dark Ages, 400 CE
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A World Lit Only By Fire by William Manchester
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The Fingerprint of The Roman Empire
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Meanwhile… In Ireland
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Meanwhile… In Ireland…
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St. Patrick, 432 CE
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Ireland : A Land Without A “Dark Ages”
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Ulfberht : The 12 Ethics in Norway
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The Islamic Golden Age, 700-1200
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The Islamic Golden Age
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The First Crusade, 1096 – 1099
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The Second Crusade (1147–1150)
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Fall of Outremer (1272 – 1302)
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The 12 Ethics Trail
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The Medieval Inquisition (1184 – )
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The Age of Enlightenment
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A Dire Situation
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DaVinci (1452 – 1519)
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Machiavelli (1469 – 1527)
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Copernicus (1473 – 1543)
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William Tyndale (1494 – 1536)
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1681 – John Dryden
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The Genocide of Ireland (1530 – 1650)
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The Irish Bards
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The Contention of the Bards, 1616 – 1624
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The English Conquest of Ireland, c.1530–c.1650
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Turlough O’Carolan, Ireland’s Last Bard (1738)
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The “Genius” Game
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The 12 Ethics and The God Code “Fingerprint”
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Shakespeare
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Miguel de Cervantes
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H.G. Wells
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Jules Verne
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Ayn Rand
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Douglas Adams
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J.K. Rowling
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Stephen Spielberg
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Today’s War on Genius
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Aristotle
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“There is a thin line between genius and insanity.” – Oscar Levant
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Edgar Allen Poe (1809 – 1849)
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Antonin Artaud (1896 – 1948)
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Louis Wain (1860 – 1939)
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In 1901 “Scientific American”
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In 1923 “The Lancet” medical journal of London
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1958, Jack Paar
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In 1959 Oscar Levant
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1965, “The Memoirs of an Amnesiac”
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1966, Colin Wilson published “Introduction To the New Existentialism”
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1966 social philosopher Norman O. Brown published “Love’s Body”
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1973 “National Lampoon”
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2006 the “Treasury of Wit & Wisdom”
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2020, Is There a Thin Line Between Genius and Insanity?
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The End of The Dark Ages and The Age Of Authenticity
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Tesla’s 3-6-9 Theory
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Misunderstood Genius
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Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 -1900)
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We Are Getting Dumber… Compliments of our Educational System
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Thomas Sewell “Dumbing Down America”
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The Solution And The Revival Of The Ancient Greek Educational System
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Here is my Pre-Abstract : The AIDNS and The Defined Components In Summation
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My Abstract : The Three Components of the AIDNS: The Human Circuitry of Mental Physics, The Philosopher’s Compass, and the 12 Ethical Stages
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Here is my Message
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An Example of Teaching from The Ancient Greek Educational System
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An Example of The 12 Ethical Perspective Stages of Human Growth And Evolution In Application
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A Message To You, Dear Reader, About Our Mission
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Additional (And Continued) Compilation of Sources
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Every Claimant To Rome Ever || How Rome Finally Fell in 2011
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Which Emperor Contributed The Most To The “Fall” Of The Roman Empire
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The Anti-Christ
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Clay, Iron, and Truth
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“Rome Rising From The Ashes?” Or was she just… Hiding?
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The 2,000 Year War on Education
About Lesson

In 2006 the “Treasury of Wit & Wisdom” from the Reader’s Digest included an entry attributed to Levant. The quotation used the phrase “erased this line” instead of “erased that line”:13

There’s a fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line. — Oscar Levant

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