An additional layer in the philosophy of learning has been discovered

Initial reports from the field indicate that the field is not flat

The Annual Netanya Lecture: What is Learning

A mind-blowing lecture delivered by the Netanya philosopher, the father of the School of Philosophy of Learning, who was finally invited to answer once and for all the question: What is this "learning" whose name he always bears (and twice in every sentence). In an attempt to preserve the spirit of the oral presentation, the transcript of the lecture has been edited into boring paragraphs as long as the exile [Translator's note: referring to the Jewish diaspora], reflecting the feverish and oxygen-deprived manner of speech of the late speaker, which leads to early brain death

An Article for No One

No one will read it anyway, so why bother adding a subtitle

A Program for the Advancement of Learning Sciences: Computational Learning, Machine Learning, and Neuroscience

A letter on the philosophy of information sciences, towards their transformation into learning sciences: The philosophy of mathematics, the philosophy of computer science, the philosophy of computational learning, and the philosophy of neuroscience

Philosophical Diary

Personal. Please do not read

The Infinite Article

More, more, more: The fall of the finite man and the rise of the infinite woman. A philosopher writes endlessly