Pattern & Play
Mathematics, probability, systems thinking, and creative reasoning. This school explores how patterns reveal structure in chaos, how chance shapes outcomes, and how playful experimentation leads to deeper understanding of complexity.
Cross-disciplinary liberal arts education, accessible and affordable.
We're building something different: an educational platform that treats learning as a lifelong craft, not a credential to collect. Our focus is on transferable skills across four schools of knowledge—because the most valuable thinkers are the ones who can connect ideas across domains.
Every skill worth learning draws from these interconnected domains.
Mathematics, probability, systems thinking, and creative reasoning. This school explores how patterns reveal structure in chaos, how chance shapes outcomes, and how playful experimentation leads to deeper understanding of complexity.
Mythology, rhetoric, writing, and visual communication. This school explores how stories structure our understanding, how language persuades, and how expression—whether through words or design—shapes culture and consciousness.
Psychology, philosophy, ethics, and human flourishing. This school examines how we learn, why we behave as we do, what gives life meaning, and how freedom and responsibility shape both individuals and communities.
Craft, design, building, and publishing. This school emphasizes learning through creation—whether coding a website, writing for an audience, tracking personal systems, or developing any skill through deliberate practice and feedback.
Currently building in public. Here's what's live:
Regular posts on learning, education, and cross-disciplinary thinking.
Long-form foundational pieces exploring deeper ideas.
Growing collection of Atoms—bite-sized concepts you can build on.
Structured Scrolls for deep, sequential learning.
Traditional education optimizes for credentials. We optimize for capability. The difference matters.
Our content is organized around two core concepts:
We believe in talent stacks over narrow expertise. A programmer who understands psychology builds better products. A writer who understands systems thinking creates clearer arguments. The edges between disciplines are where the interesting work happens.
The goal isn't to know everything—it's to build a foundation of transferable principles that compound over time. Learn how to learn, and the rest follows.
This platform is being built in public. Subscribe to follow along as we add new content, launch courses, and figure out what works.
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