Neta DAO Academy
Coining Reason opened with psychoanalysis as one of its recurring methods and references, but never gave it a seminar of its own. Sex, and/or Love picked up that thread and has since become its own thing. Below are all of our seminars — flagship, current, forthcoming, and past.
A deep dive into psychoanalysis as Coining Reason's chosen method for studying desire — grown well beyond its origins into a seminar of its own. Currently running, with registration and enrollment open.
Neta DAO Academy's original, ongoing discussion series — exploring Web3 through economics, philosophy, politics, psychoanalysis, law, ecology, business, art, and religion. Organized into Units, with Unit II currently paused while Sex, and/or Love runs.
Comics and graphic novels read as sequential art, revealing both a secret history of our world and the history of a secret world. Announced, not yet open for registration.
Archive
No seminars have concluded yet. When one does, it will appear here.
Policies
These apply across all Academy seminars unless a specific seminar states otherwise.
Registering submits your interest with your name, email, X handle, and a brief note on why you'd like to join. Registration alone does not grant access.
To complete enrollment, DM @NetaDAO_Academy on X from your registered X handle. Once enrolled, you'll have access to readings, the Cinema screening, and speaking access during the seminar's live X Spaces discussions.
Participants are expected to engage thoughtfully with each session's materials. Specific participation requirements (for example, proof-of-participation tokens) may vary by seminar and will be noted on that seminar's own page.
Some seminars address sensitive or disturbing material. To encourage candid study, we observe a policy of non-attribution: you may publicly discuss themes and arguments raised in a session, but should not attribute them to another participant. Learning must include margins for uncertainty, indelicacy, mistake, and dissent.
Speaking access during the live X Spaces discussion is reserved for enrolled participants. At the host's discretion, the discussion may open to general audience Q&A near the end.