BSE 100: Source Discipline & Methodology
Course Content
Block 1 — Why Source Discipline & the Manufactured Narrative
Lesson 1.1: From ‘I Have a Plan’ to ‘I Can Verify It’
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Lesson 1.2: Learn to Fish, Not to Be Fed
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Lesson 1.3: The Business of Attention — Why Mainstream Narratives Fail the Decision-Maker
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Lesson 1.4: Cognitive Warfare in the Feed
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Lesson 1.5: The Anatomy of Engineered Persuasion
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Block 2 — The FIR Source Hierarchy
Lesson 2.1: The Five Tiers
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Lesson 2.2: Reliability Is Not Reputation — Matching Source to Claim
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Lesson 2.3: What Source Discipline Means in Practice
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Block 3 — Building Your Primary-Source Library
Lesson 3.1: Where the Primary Sources Actually Live
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Lesson 3.2: Organizing & Maintaining the Library
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Block 4 — From Facts to Conclusions: Upstream Analysis & Synthesis
Lesson 4.1: Isolated Facts vs. Structural Assessment
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Lesson 4.2: The Analytic Moves of the Three-Volume Method
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Lesson 4.3: Follow the Money
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Lesson 4.4: The Contested Information Environment as a Threat Vector
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Block 5 — The Seven-Step Transformation Architecture
Lesson 5.1: The Method That Connects Everything
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Lesson 5.2: The Seven Steps
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