Opening: Instead of a Suicide Note
Fragments from the notebook of the philosopher, who attempted suicide in his living room last summer by choking on bananas, in order to transform from the greatest living Netanyaite philosopher to the greatest Netanyaite philosopher period. We stole the notebook during our last visit to the philosopher's living room while he went to the bathroom, and after a Sisyphean decoding of the handwriting from among the banana stains, we will gradually publish his thoughts
The Philosopher Discovers America
The best researchers of the Netanya School are working on decoding the "Banana Notebooks," and this time decoding another page - on the subject of America and the expected Copernican revolution of artificial intelligence. Will artificial intelligence aspire to see the world not through human glasses, or on the contrary, adopt the human itself as glasses through which we see the world? On the philosophical parallel of the discovery of America - similar to the philosophical parallel of the Copernican revolution
The Physics of Philosophy
Why is there philosophy in the world at all and not just physics? And why will the future computer be more interested in philosophy than humans - and less in physics? Is there a mathematical or physical limit to scientific-technological progress? And what will happen in the eternal Middle Ages that will prevail after it? Why do historians, archaeologists, and researchers of ancient humans tend to err more in dating towards the present rather than towards the past? Is the sense of acceleration of history based or based on an illusion? Why did Roman organization defeat Greek creativity? And why do cultural achievements (for example, great thinkers) often come in pairs, despite their rarity (like prime numbers)?