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Learning isn't about reading and memorizing. Learning is about *comprehension*.

With comprehension you can discern the valuable information while seeing through the propaganda.

With comprehension you can understand the value of knowing the propaganda as it's own benefit. Knowing what they teach and how they teach it is valuable. Knowing how to understand it on their terms AND ON YOURS is doubly valuable.

So to learn about these things you start by learning them like anyone else. And *then* you ask us questions about points of interest or more in depth discussion

me too bro, I have an iq of an nigger kek

*Realizing* that you know nothing is the first step to wisdom.

there are a number of online and free courses from reputable universities in all of those subjects. download a pdf of the textbook, follow the course syllabus, do the homework. space it out over the correct time and don't try to cram it all into 2 months or something.

I wouldn't worry about being brainwashed. we all are to some extent. you don't have to blindly accept what people say and you never have to believe what they tell you to believe.

Check thrift stores for prewar encyclopedias

And yet you are part of the most intelligent by being here.

Mein kampf and the KJV bible go hand in hand for starters

Anything history related needs to use AD/BC dates

Pick anything and give it a listen: https://christogenea.org/sitemap

I'd recommend bible basics, if you're fully white of course.

The Latin Vulgate, for one. It describes the actual History of the Christian people without any Judaizing influence. I recommend a translation of it like the DRB or Knox if you speak english

For the most comprehensive scope of Western Canon, read anything in the Encyclopedia Britannica Great Books of the Western World series. Discard anything from more modern revisions (they add a bunch of queers and women for (((reasons)))

Doesn't matter so much *what* you read as *how* you read. White men invented the scientific method, which is to take the knowledge you think you have, find a way to test it, and then re-evaluate. You can read from literally any source so long as you properly test what you learn against God's objective reality.

Just read about physical stuff first, which is harder to fake. For example, history of railroads. Where and when the lines went up, what kind of locomotives etc. Make special note of african railroads.

Having less knowledge isn't bad if that "knowledge" is bullshit created out of thin air. How to get good info? Search 4chan archives or archiveDOTorg for "4chan compendium". That'll get you started. Also /nsg/ thread on pol