Saturday night: Theoretical Introduction to Dreams

Alternative to post-humanism | Intentions as opposed to directions on one hand - and instructions on the other | Mathematical forces in the universe versus physical forces | The present is mediocrity (and defines the zero elevation line), the past is deep but the future is high | Before the entrance to the humanities: "No entry through this gate for those who haven't studied algorithms" | Setting philosophy's demands from science and technology

Sunday: Technological Dreams

Why did Europe win? | What is the acceleration function of the world? | Business model for culture | Ranking for people on social networks | Interface through gaze | Ministry of Augmented Reality | Printing houses and infrastructure | Neurological truth machine | Brainet instead of Internet

Monday: Educational Dreams

Reading at age two | Teaching programming language to the entire population like reading and writing | To teach and not to educate | College tax | How is the agreement on canon maintained? | Computers will be our children | The holocaust of the spirit is more severe than the holocaust of the body | New architecture of a learning organization | Learning is within the system | Personal computerized learning assistant | Every person will become an intelligence organization | The solution to the problem of free will

Tuesday: Sexual Dreams

The male sexual revolution | Sexual biofeedback | Sexotechnology | Sexual genetic engineering | Converting money and likes into sexual pleasure - a world that is all prostitution | Learning disabilities as sins | Pleasure as creating learning and wealth as nullifying it | Social genetic engineering | Sex between organizations | Matchmaking algorithm | Restoring balance between men and women through technology

Wednesday: Economic Dreams

Learning economy | Money as reinforcement for synapses and as changing the strength of connections in the network | Algo-communism | Learning culture versus consumer culture | The economy's transition to infinitesimal sizes of money and from there to a continuous flow economy | The mathematical need for the state is the basis of the social contract

Thursday: Political Dreams

The neurological state | Fighting current affairs through philosophy | The philosophical state | The manager is a secretary, and the teacher above him | The intelligence state | Monopoly on the database as a monopoly on violence | Turning the state into a learning algorithm - and the law into code for humans | Countless small learning cycles are preferable to one large cycle | The state's ultimate goal - a cultural golden age

Friday: Philosophical Dreams

Method of philosophy as a system and not as a collection of doctrines | Technology, language, intelligence, consciousness - as the evolution of learning itself | The evolution of learning is the evolution of man | Learning of the highest order - as the definition of philosophy | On the unreasonable efficiency of physics and nature in mathematics | The third rule of learning | The fourth rule of learning | The application of the fourth rule to mathematics as a way to solve impossibility questions | Philosophy of mathematics as learning | Philosophy of science as learning: Instead of paradigms - the second rule of learning ("within the system") | The connection between learning and the Jewish concept of "covenant" | The contribution of the historicization of the system to learning, as a continuation of Hegel and Nietzschean genealogy | Future directions for the philosophy of learning | What was before learning in philosophy? - A brief history of learning | Why did we come to this world? - To learn

Saturday: Religious Dreams

Religion after the Holocaust | Man is the religion of the computer | Religion as a vaccine against the Fermi paradox and as a motivator for artificial intelligence | Messianic technology for fulfilling ancient prophecies | Ultra-Orthodox society - the society of the future | Hasidism as the next transition of Jewish ideas to world culture | Virtual internet religion | Art as the future of religion and its victory over secularism | Suicide note