In the first salon of this series, host João Mateus will explore the first lesson we must unlearn as adults to become better human beings: confusion. The current educational system promotes it, and we want to design an alternative. Can you help? Come share your own experience and help design a better system! John Taylor…
Join Gina Hafez in Interintellect's Self-Compassion Series is starting again! Gina is a therapist and educator with a history of working in jails, clinics, mental institutions, schools and hospitals but has most recently taken on less "diagnosis" and more open inquiry and enhancing philosophical awareness in her work! In the first of our five part series,…
Our ancestors gathered around a fire to share their wisdom & struggles for millennials. Similarly, Young Hacker/ Founder Circle is a monthly event in which we connect from all sides of the planet to share our challenges, doubts and wins. The problems might not go away, but having a community to face them is a…
Interintellect founder Anna Gát hosts a casual dinner for new members living in or visiting lovely Lisbon where we will discuss Pessoa's poetry, as well as art, identity, language, and our journeys. Pessoa's bio and a few poems to read ahead of the gathering. The exact location of this gathering will be shared via email and the…
We invite you to join our members only online integration circle hosted by Alex Criddle. This is a sacred, supportive space for processing and integrating profound emotional experiences, specifically those related to recent encounters with psychedelics. We'll gather together to honor the transformative power of psychedelic experiences and offer a compassionate embrace to anyone seeking…
Join other London ii members for a short insider's tour of the Barbican Estate followed by drinks and discussion on large-scale residential estate architecture and Brutalism. Interintellect member and Estate Resident Hamish Robertson will be joined by Lukas Rosenstock from Germany to co-host this relaxed evening in Central London. The Barbican Estate is one of…
Join Interintellect host and writer Patricia Hurducas at this offline Amsterdam social for a discussion of how we see ourselves and the world around us. "If we opened people up, we’d find landscapes. If we opened me up, we’d find beaches.” - Agnès Varda We will meet at the Eye Film Museum in Amsterdam on…
Join this Ask-Me-Anything (AMA) session to ask Mary Bajorek any questions you have on your mind! Mary is building her online presence as a career transition coach and constructing an online guide for people going through the challenging process of career transition. Interintellect Fellow and host Mary Bajorek believes that we all want to be…
We'll investigate what movies, TV series, and books from the West get so wrong about dictatorships, and whether this political naivety is a weakness or a superpower when it comes to real-life events. Hosted by Interintellect founder Anna Gát. Interintellect founder Anna Gát has long observed how modern Western depictions of dictatorial systems - A…
Join the first episode of a unique year-long offline salon series in Manhattan, featuring the brilliant writer and multifaceted creator Kyla Scanlon! Come and discuss her upcoming book, In This Economy? and a variety of related topics. Kyla has written for the New York Times, New York Magazine and Bloomberg Opinion. In her substack, she provides a fun, accessible and educative place where…
Navigating the early days of adulthood as a founder, creative, hacker or dropout can be challenging. Let’s talk about it and share our insights! In this weekly event, Zack and Zelda open a space for makers to share what they’re working on, receive support and make new friends. Our ancestors gathered around a fire to…
Join Vaughn Tan in building a better relationship with the not-knowing that surrounds us. This episode focuses on the fourth category of not-knowing, which is about the relative value attached to particular outcomes. Not knowing how much particular outcomes are worth is the most under-explored type of not-knowing, despite being the foundation for expected value theory (which drives so…
