When my eyes stop hurting, I'll work on this page some more and flesh out all these links. In the meanwhile, check out what I spent this morning writing: What can each of us do about government corruption?
~Ben.

• Electricity
  • Coulombs, Amps, Volts and Ohms
  • RC (Resistor-capacitor) circuits
    • neon light flasher
  
  
• Computers
  • How do they work?
    • Music Boxen
    • Logic Gates
    • Flip-flops
    • Memory circuits
    • Program Counter and the stack
    • Binary arithmetic
    • bits and bytes
    • ASCII and Unicode
    • Pixels
    
    
  • What components make a computer?
    • Power Supply
    • Central Processing Unit
      • Speed and cache
    • Read only memory and firmware
    • Random Access Memory
    • Hard Disk Drive
    • Optical Disk Drive
    • Display Port
    • USB Ports
      Mouse Keyboard Thumb drive Webcam
    • Audio inputs and outputs
    • Ethernet port
    • Wifi radio
    • Bluetooth radio
    
    
  • What is software?
    • Source Code
    • Free and Open Source Software
    
    
  • What is an operating system?
    • Hardware drivers
    • Multitasking Time Scheduler
    
    
  • What are the most common operating systems?
    • Linux. Linus Torvalds wrote the kernel Richard Stallman and his Free Software Foundation is responsible for many of the tools
    • Microsoft Windows
    • DOS or MS-DOS
    • Apple Mac OS, IOS, TVOS and WatchOS
    • Android
    • Tom Clancy quote: "Never ask what sort of computer a guy drives. If he's a Mac user, he'll tell you. If not, why embarrass him?." https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Tom_Clancy
    
    
  • How can you connect computers?
    • The Internet
    • The Outternet
    • Meshnets
    
    
  • What Good Things can you do with a computer
    • Access the web, exchange email
    • Cryptography allows safe Banking
      • Prime Numbers
      • Greatest Common Multiple, Least Common Factor
      • Public Key Cryptography
    • Set your computer's clock
    • Social networks
    • Implement decentralized currency (Bitcoin, Etherium, Dogecoin)
      • An anonymous person called themself Satoshi Nakamoto and published back in 2008ish an open source program called, BitCoin which allows people to transact money over the internet in a safe and verifiably secure way.
      • The way bitcoin keeps transactions safe is by using The Blockchain. The Blockchain is a ledger of transactions, copied instantaneously to every computer that participates in the digital currency (in this case, bitcoin). Each transaction is copied to the blockchain and therefore to every computer running it and cannot be spoofed or fooled unless you have at least 51% of the computers in the world running bitcoin under your control. As of right now, the United States hosts around 29.7% of all bitcoin nodes.
      • Mining
      • Centralized fiat currencies
      • The Federal Reserve loans cash money into existence FOR WHICH WE ALL PAY THEM INTEREST.
    • Implement decentralized Contract enforcement (Etherium)
    
    
  • What Bad Things can you do with a computer
    • Remotely control somebody else's computer
    • Encrypt somebody else's files and ransom them back
    • Steal bank account credentials and credit cards
    • Steal Votes cast electronically

1. Grow your own food
2. Become friendly with your local law enforcement personnel
3. Choose peaceful thoughts. Choose how you perceive the world. Choose to be influenced by calm and joyful experiences. Everything that happens to you, changes you. Choose to become the person you wish most to be. Engineer situations for your life so that you are most often exposed to loving joyful people and experiences. Minimize your exposure to toxic angry violent thoughts, dreams and goals.
4. Start bartering and using bitcoin and other decentralized currencies.