The End of Infinity

Ing. Jan Fikaček, Ph. D. D. He studied the interdisciplinary field of systems engineering (systems theory, cybernetics, economics, IT, exact control methods, etc. ). ) and in 2021 he received his Ph. D. dissertation in philosophy (focused mainly on the philosophy of physics and mathematics). For more than ten years, he taught systems theory, philosophy of physics, philosophy of virtual reality, and computer science at Charles University in Prague, primarily at the Faculty of Science, but also at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, the Faculty of Arts, and other universities. In 1997, he led the first online university course in the Czech Republic, a course on the philosophy of virtual reality. He is a member of the International Society for the Philosophy of Time. He served as a European expert on future and emerging technologies and worked for 7 years in a senior European position in the field of computer security, and for almost 10 years as a European financial and audit expert. For 6 years he was the chairman of the high IQ society Mensa Czechoslovakia and a member of the Board of Directors of Mensa International. He founded and led the Einstein Society for people with IQs above 180 (US standard).