Six fully animated videos I handpicked from my previous lectures. Each one takes something from computing history and uses it to explain a part of AI that most people get wrong. You will trace a single line of Python through 12,000 lines of code. You will watch a $200K AI project become worthless overnight. You will open the most-starred "AI" project on GitHub and find zero AI inside. You will learn why a word game from 1953 is the best explanation of how prompting actually works. And you will see a psychological test built to study authoritarianism after WWII now running on language models. Every video was built with the same one-person AI animation pipeline I teach here. Remotion, Claude Code, no editors, no agency.