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September 2026 Recorded Events Archive

Recorded September 2026 Live Socratic Companion Sessions (Classes 2.2, 3.1, 3.2) and Guest Roadmap Interviews (Lukas Küng & James Wigginton).

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🗂️ September 2026 Recorded Event Ledger

Sept 24, 2026 • 🎓 101 Live Socratic Session (Class 3.2)

How Contract Law Built the Blockchain (101 Class 3.2 Companion)

Recorded live Socratic masterclass & 5 explainer clips accompanying Legal Engineering 101 Class 3.2 on Nick Szabo's consideration gas fees, native USDC vs. bridged USDCE, and Alonzo Church's lambda calculus.

Sept 18, 2026 • 🎙️ Guest Interview Event

Swiss DAO Researcher Lukas Küng: Turning Fragile DAOs into Legal Runtimes

1-on-1 Roadmap Interview with Swiss DAO Researcher Lukas Küng (ZHAW / UNIC / DAWO) & Legal Engineer Kyle MacLean Smith on DAO general partnership liability shields and state machines (11 Video Clips + Full Audio).

Sept 17, 2026 • 🎓 101 Live Socratic Session (Class 3.1)

How Corporate Lawyers Invented the Internet (101 Class 3.1 Companion)

Recorded live Socratic session & 5 explainer clips accompanying Legal Engineering 101 Class 3.1 tracing Charles Goldfarb's GML markup at IBM and the $20 Trillion legal blueprint of the web.

Sept 8, 2026 • 🎙️ Guest Interview Event

Attorney James Wigginton: Replacing Digital Landlords with Cooperative Math

1-on-1 Roadmap Interview with Attorney James Wigginton & Legal Engineer Kyle MacLean Smith examining user data sovereignty, Web3 venture capital scaling, and bounded 2D ratio optimization (3 Video Clips + Full Audio).

Sept 4, 2026 • 🎓 101 Live Socratic Session (Class 2.2)

Law as a Runtime: Minimizing Social Transaction Costs (101 Class 2.2 Companion)

Recorded live Socratic session & 5 explainer clips accompanying Legal Engineering 101 Class 2.2 deconstructing legal systems as computational execution environments and minimizing societal transaction costs.