Moshe Klein is a researcher in the Consciousness and Soft Logic research lab at Tel Aviv University headed by Oded Maimon. He is the founder of the Gan Adam project for the development of mathematical and scientific thinking among preschoolers and has since instructed hundreds of kindergarten teachers throughout Israel. He is a lecturer at Tel Hai College.Oded Maimon is the Oracle chair professor at Tel Aviv University, previously from MIT. Oded’s research focuses on exploring and modeling natural and artificial intelligence, Soft logic, and consciousness. He has spent sabbaticals at BU (Boston) and BHU (Varanasi, India), and was invited to lecture and help direct leading universities around the world (including Stanford in the US, Tsinghua in China, IIT in India, Waseda in Japan, Paris 6 in France, and UNAD in Columbia). Oded has published over a hundred refereed papers in leading academic journals and twenty research books, and has made over two hundred research presentations at international scientific conferences with many invited and keynote presentations.

• Introduction.- Philosophical and Mathematical Background.- Axioms of Soft Logic.- Soft Numbers.- The Soft Coordinate System.- Soft Logic and Calculus.- Soft Curves.- The Dynamics of Soft Logic.- Soft Analysis.- Limits of Soft Numbers.- The Soft Möbius Function and the Riemann Hypothesis.- Soft Probability and Entropy.- Soft Logic and the Privacy Paradox.- Application Examples and Further Research.

Moshe Klein is a researcher in the Consciousness and Soft Logic research lab at Tel Aviv University headed by Oded Maimon. He is the founder of the Gan Adam project for the development of mathematical and scientific thinking among preschoolers and has since instructed hundreds of kindergarten teachers throughout Israel. He is a lecturer at Tel Hai College.Oded Maimon is the Oracle chair professor at Tel Aviv University, previously from MIT. Oded’s research focuses on exploring and modeling natural and artificial intelligence, Soft logic, and consciousness. He has spent sabbaticals at BU (Boston) and BHU (Varanasi, India), and was invited to lecture and help direct leading universities around the world (including Stanford in the US, Tsinghua in China, IIT in India, Waseda in Japan, Paris 6 in France, and UNAD in Columbia). Oded has published over a hundred refereed papers in leading academic journals and twenty research books, and has made over two hundred research presentations at international scientific conferences with many invited and keynote presentations.

• Introduction.- Philosophical and Mathematical Background.- Axioms of Soft Logic.- Soft Numbers.- The Soft Coordinate System.- Soft Logic and Calculus.- Soft Curves.- The Dynamics of Soft Logic.- Soft Analysis.- Limits of Soft Numbers.- The Soft Möbius Function and the Riemann Hypothesis.- Soft Probability and Entropy.- Soft Logic and the Privacy Paradox.- Application Examples and Further Research.

Moshe Klein is a researcher in the Consciousness and Soft Logic research lab at Tel Aviv University headed by Oded Maimon. He is the founder of the Gan Adam project for the development of mathematical and scientific thinking among preschoolers and has since instructed hundreds of kindergarten teachers throughout Israel. He is a lecturer at Tel Hai College.Oded Maimon is the Oracle chair professor at Tel Aviv University, previously from MIT. Oded’s research focuses on exploring and modeling natural and artificial intelligence, Soft logic, and consciousness. He has spent sabbaticals at BU (Boston) and BHU (Varanasi, India), and was invited to lecture and help direct leading universities around the world (including Stanford in the US, Tsinghua in China, IIT in India, Waseda in Japan, Paris 6 in France, and UNAD in Columbia). Oded has published over a hundred refereed papers in leading academic journals and twenty research books, and has made over two hundred research presentations at international scientific conferences with many invited and keynote presentations.

• Introduction.- Philosophical and Mathematical Background.- Axioms of Soft Logic.- Soft Numbers.- The Soft Coordinate System.- Soft Logic and Calculus.- Soft Curves.- The Dynamics of Soft Logic.- Soft Analysis.- Limits of Soft Numbers.- The Soft Möbius Function and the Riemann Hypothesis.- Soft Probability and Entropy.- Soft Logic and the Privacy Paradox.- Application Examples and Further Research.