Engineering & Science, Abridged (2026 AD)
Long-form lectures by Aman Bhargava, presented in a synchronized theatre player with a word-timed transcript, clean slides, chapter navigation, and live measurement overlays.
Neurons as computers, computers as neurons. What biology already solved, what engineering keeps rediscovering, and where the abstraction leaks.
How an engineering organization runs when every engineer commands a legion of agents: a shared substrate both humans and models read natively, and trust concentrated in named responsible people.
Concise mathematical, scientific, and engineering notes: original course-era facsimiles and new reviewed editions.
Talks, films, and laboratories from past projects, each presented in its native form. Story pages link the original public talks; in-page media arrives per project as editorial review closes.
An overt, consent-based AI meeting wearable: staged prototype plan with every claim labeled demonstrated, derived, or hypothesis. Full atlas, RF and signal chains, validation gates, and the marketing studio.
More lectures, remastered for the theatre player as they are reviewed.
New recordings plus AI voice-over, avatars, and animated editions of the source material.