Sequence (straightforward)

• Lecture 1: Intro to Broad Information Theory
• Lecture 2: Atomic and subatomic scale; universe as computer
• Lecture 3: Biology (microbiology/immune system, organ interaction)
• Lecture 4: Ecology (ecosystems, populations)
• Lecture 5: Psychology (organization of information in human brain, heuristics, human free will)
• Lecture 6: Sociology (competing ideologies)
• Lecture 7: Superintelligence (AI, networks, corporations)
• Lecture 8: Economy (exponential growth, S-curve)
• Lecture 9: Theology (religions as operating systems, role of divinity through information theoretical lens)