Decent grasp of Computational Neuroscience. update I think the goal has somewhat shifted towards Computational Psychaitry - the premises of Neurosciences are noble but in and of itself it feels like I'm more interested in the intersecion between Neuroscience and the social sciences, whilst utilising the gifts that contemporary brain imaging has given us to actually effec the lives of real people.
Have good enough mathematics to understand what the heck is going on with Category Theory. Think there's potential to use that mathematical language in Psychiatry, but don't even understand the principles of the language so may be way off base
Have good enough German to be able to read Das Kapital and other German philosophy in original language - bonus in that reading most philosophy in its original works means it's in the public domain.
Get stuck into programming, focusing on Data analysis., and improving grasp of mathmatics with a long term goal of getting stuck into game theory in the long run. I've already stuck my head through a few pages - but have been humbled by my lack of recognition of many of the terms even in the prerequisite sections of the book.
Continue to develop artwork - consider new mediums, or dedicating a reasonable amount of time to it each day. At least keep the creative side of thought alive without spending all of it passively doing philosophy
I still reeally want to be able to play piano well, but there simply isn't enough time to dedicate to it to actually be able to progress, at the moment I've been learning Avril 14th for about a year and a half - I'm developing at around the same rate as reading the Phenomenology
Basically want to be able to play the drums like Jaki Liebseit. Have been trying to play the "Vitamin C" drum groove for about a year and only now able to play it almost full speed (approx. 120bpm) - was aiming for the stars a little. Also appreciate the drums of Britt Walford. Another star aiming moment perhaps.