Sex, and/or Love
Psychoanalysis and the Science of Desire
An inquiry into sexual desire, the unconscious, and the limits of knowledge through psychoanalysis, philosophy, literature, and film. Enrollment is open.
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Free public seminars in philosophy, psychoanalysis, and the intellectual life of Web3. Join the current program, return to the flagship series, or see what’s next.
Psychoanalysis and the Science of Desire
An inquiry into sexual desire, the unconscious, and the limits of knowledge through psychoanalysis, philosophy, literature, and film. Enrollment is open.
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A discussion series
The Academy’s original series, exploring Web3 through economics, philosophy, politics, psychoanalysis, law, ecology, business, art, and religion. Unit II is paused while Sex, and/or Love runs.
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On the graphic
Comics and graphic novels read as sequential art, revealing both a secret history of our world and the history of a secret world. Expressions of interest are welcome.
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Policy version 2026-09-29-r2
These apply across all Academy seminars unless a specific seminar states otherwise. Expressing interest in a forthcoming seminar is not enrollment and does not create an Academy account.
When enrollment is open, create an account with your email and a password, then request enrollment with your name, X handle, and a brief note on why you'd like to join. Creating an account lets you sign in; seminar access follows enrollment confirmation.
Enrollment requires explicit agreement to the current Academy Seminar Policies. 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.
Enrollment assumes an intention to participate. A participant who does not attend any sessions, or who ceases participating without notice, may be disenrolled at the instructor's discretion.
Participants are expected to engage with one another, instructors, and seminar materials in good faith and with respect. Harassment, deliberate disruption, or persistently bad-faith participation may result in disenrollment.
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.