About the work

A closer look.

You name the subject and, in your own words, the place where your understanding stops. That sentence is what I build from, not a textbook order. What you get: - One kept page, six stops. Plain name first, then why it matters, then the mechanism, then the exception that breaks the tidy version. - Sources linked on the page. If two good sources disagree, both are on the page and I say which one I would act on. - An exercise at the bottom: observation, reasoning from a structure to a symptom, one pair people confuse, one case you have not seen. - You answer it. I mark it line by line once, in writing, and tell you what was right for the wrong reason. - One revision round on the page. Delivery: five days from your answers to my two opening questions. What I won't do: invent a citation, smooth over a gap in the evidence, or pad a page to look thorough. If the research is thin, the page says so. My own subject is the human body (I have taught the cycle, pelvic pain, and what deep penetration actually feels like, with the papers named). The method travels: bring me the thing you were taught badly and want back.