Add more responsibilities, you get more thinly spread out.
With serious health issues, job issues, and the genesis of new major projects (including a business project!), I just never seem to get the chance to add things to my website.
So, sorry about that.
In my defense, however, I have continued as “The Amateur Logician” mainly on my YouTube channel. Have you been following it? All the smart kids already do!
Though I’ve taken intermittent hiatuses, I am (very) slowly working on creating a new logic course. My thinking is to create multiple courses – and seeing if there’s a market to sell them. Education is so lacking today; it’s largely a joke. Alternatives are needed! And I do have a math degree and education degree.
For now, there’s lots on YouTube to watch! What have I been doing?
You will not find any videos like mine – this is not mere boasting.
Nobody else has covered traditional modal logic on YouTube.
Also, the Philosophy of Rene Descartes Series is complete! If I may say so, I believe Part I and Part II are the best of the bunch. It goes in-depth with several references to great Thomist philosophers and those outside of that camp – like Sir Roger Scruton and Bertrand Russell.
And. . . wait . . . there’s more! (to borrow that expression)
It’s the holiday season. That’s why it seems like a good idea to do more book reviews. I’m just about to upload a review and study of Boolean Algebra by R. L. Goodstein.
Look below for some notes from that book; it’s just a preview, though!
Other recent videos include one on the passions: there you’ll get the traditional perspective with input from Plato and C. S. Lewis. Another video looks into relations (with the logic of reflexivity, symmetry, transitivity, etc.). There’s a video on a fortiori arguments and oblique syllogisms – with also a review of Jacques Maritain’s classic book Formal Logic. And I have something on biases (cognitive, memory-related, social-and-behavioral biases, philosophical biases, etc., etc.).