Category Archives: The Virtual University

Secrets of the Neanderthals – Documentary

A unique excavation unravels the complex and creative nature of Neanderthals, shattering preconceptions through the lens of a landmark discovery – the best-preserved Neanderthal skeleton found in over 25 years.

Click here to watch Secrets of the Neanderthals.

Jews & 1917 Russian Revolution (Video)

Professors Gary Saul Morson (Northwestern U), Gabriella Safran (Stanford U) and Kenneth Moss (Johns Hopkins U) discuss aspects of Jewish culture surrounding the 1917 Russian Revolution. A program of YIVO at the Center for Jewish History in NYC.

Why the banking system is built on LIES. (Video)

Think the money in your bank account is safe? Think again. In fact, a collapse is almost inevitable.

Oda Nobunaga: The Great Unifier of Japan (Video)

Oda Nobunaga (23 June 1534 – 21 June 1582) was a Japanese daimyō and one of the leading figures of the Sengoku and Azuchi-Momoyama periods. He was the Tenka-bito (天下人, lit. ’person under heaven’) and regarded as the first “Great Unifier” of Japan.

The Rayner Effect: Why IQ on the Left is Declining (Video)

If it seems like leftwing politicians are more stupid than their predecessors, it’s because they are. These are the reasons why.

Brokenomics | IQ (Video)

Dan speak to Professor Ed Dutton @TheJollyHeretic on the subject of Intelligence and how our society reacts to it.

Heresies Ep. 12: Trans, Racist & Woke: How Psychology Went MAD (Video)

After the closure of the Tavistock’s Gender Identity Service, many people have been left wondering how such institutional medical abuse of children could possibly have happened, and be allowed to happen for so long. How could some of the extremes of gender ideology and critical race theory be adopted by professionals who are supposed to be able to discern sanity from madness?

Lecture | Genetic History of Europe Adaptation and Migration in Prehistory | Johannes Krause (Video)

Ancient DNA can reveal prehistoric events that are difficult to discern through the study of archaeological remains and modern genetic variation alone. Over the last decade, the newly founded field of archaeogenetics has analysed more than 5,000 ancient human genomes spanning the last 10,000 years of Western Eurasian prehistory.

Spengler: “The Destiny of Faustian Man” (Video)

The course will be taught by Dr. Sebastian Ostritsch.

Diderot’s 1750 Encyclopedia | World History Project (Video)

How do you know when—and where—big changes are happening? Paris in the late eighteenth century was experiencing massive advances in science and technology, a great political transformation, and experiments in industrialization. But in 1750, most of its people were poor. The highest class were the same land-owning nobility and monarchy that had ruled for centuries, and its streets were covered in mud and excrement. Yet its thinkers were also producing one of the most important archives of knowledge and thought the world would ever see—the Encyclopedia. Its existence may have been a signal of change to come.