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101 refers to the core method of OSE learning and teaching pedagogy, where the 101 refers to an entry level course that one could take with a high-school equivalent qualification. We use [[RLF]]-based, modular, scalable, integrated (multidisciplinary), recursion-based, tooled up education for tech and society. Modularity and scalability is for unleashed productivity for financial independence. For tech, our pedagogy includes:
101 refers to the core method of OSE learning and teaching pedagogy, where the 101 refers to an entry level course that one could take with a high-school equivalent qualification. We use [[RLF]]-based, modular, scalable, integrated (multidisciplinary), recursion-based, tooled up education for tech and society. Modularity and scalability is for unleashed productivity for financial independence.
#3D printing and ability to recycle plastic including high temp and high throughput printing
#2x2' personal torch table for small parts
#A 2x2' [[Farmbot]] for planting plants and circuit components, aka dual-purpose pick-and-place machine
#Ball bearings, off the shelf, for various bearings
#3D printed geardowns to 1000 lb lifetime pull
#FreeCAD mastery, including modules for design
#Design Guides for 101 on everything.

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101 refers to the core method of OSE learning and teaching pedagogy, where the 101 refers to an entry level course that one could take with a high-school equivalent qualification. We use RLF-based, modular, scalable, integrated (multidisciplinary), recursion-based, tooled up education for tech and society. Modularity and scalability is for unleashed productivity for financial independence.

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