Epstein Secrets

to support science. Here is a concise version > 1. My main scientific activity is running a group working on the black hole information paradox. > Larry Summers raised 7 million to support us about 12 years ago. That money will be fully spent down > this coming January 1. We need about 500K per year

orking on the black hole information paradox. > Larry Summers raised 7 million to support us about 12 years ago

on the black hole information paradox. > Larry Summers raised 7 million to support us about 12 years ago

lar way to spend money on science. > • 2. I am also involved - still in the planning stage - an interdisciplinary Black Hole Center with Avi Loeb, Peter Galison, Ramesh Narayan and the head of the Event Horizon > Telescope Shep Doeleman. This will be unique in the world and needs a 50 million endowment. > 3

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h Director of the College Board (and writer of the Common Core Standards) , David Coleman on Robert Frost’s “Birches” (filmed in a birch grove) with Peter Galison on Einstein and Modernism (taped in the Harvard Scientific Instruments collection in the Harvard Science Center) and with author Walter Isaacson on E