MIT OpenCourseWare

And that's worth more, right? So that is super cool.

So yeah, if you have free time and you just want to go learn more about a subject, go check out MIT OpenCourseWare.

Yeah.

And they, they have like cybersecurity courses, correct? Right.

And I came in a little bit late, so I wasn't quite clear whether you would address questions of education.

But in developing a Creative Commons MIT OpenCourseWare online university that seeks to be in all 200 countries' main and official languages, We would like to build out kind of infrastructure.

That's on the CC non-profit side.

We would like to also create a for-profit side that would even build out maybe around Intuit software for a variety of academic.

So I took a gap year, and then it turned into another gap year.

And during that time, I taught myself with MIT OpenCourseWare and these open course materials, physics, math, and computer science, literally from the ground up.

And you did it on your own.

You did it just

Yep.

Yep.

Just using the MIT OpenCourseWare.

So, you know, open textbooks, notes, everything.

And I'm curious to what degree that tie networking with IITs in India, maybe even along the for-profit, you know, oriented entrepreneurial tie with maybe conceptually the non-profit IITs.

And I asked this in developing an MIT OpenCourse for Centric Online University that seeks to create major universities in all 22 official languages in India.

Thank you.

Yeah.

So I took a gap year, and then it turned into another gap year.

And during that time, I taught myself with MIT OpenCourseWare and kind of these open course materials, physics, math, and computer science, like literally from the ground up.

And you did it on your own? On my own.

You did it just

using the MIT?

Yep.

Yep, just using the MIT OpenCourseWare, so open textbooks, notes, everything.

And yeah, so I went from literally teaching myself pre-calculus, again, all the way through real analysis, topology, some of these more advanced graduate level courses in mathematics.

I guess I will probably take a second longer to go through the list because I am an obsessive consumer of auditory information, be it music, podcasts, lectures.

Because I really am a masochist right now, I'm going through MIT OpenCourseWare's intro to biology just because I feel like I need to remember something about life.

Yeah, yeah.

And remember what I learned in school.