Epstein Secrets

From: on behalf of Ben Goertzel <an To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: quick summary of situation Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2009 01:51:56 +0000 Hi, Thanks for taking the time to talk to me, a

From: on behalf of Ben Goertzel <an To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: quick summary o

From: on behalf of Ben Goertzel <an To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: quick s

ng lead time. Maybe I should have applied for academic jobs for September 2009, but that's water under the bridge. I didn't do so because I thought Dan Stoicescu would keep funding Novamente, but instead he disappeared and turned anti-AI, as I described to you ;-( 4) What would be *ideal* (short of you fund

From: Ben Goertzel To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: Re: List of some interesting people ;-) Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2013 00:52:34 +0000 Oops... please use this version of

e road, get into contact with more and more smart, interesting folks... *** Dr. Leslie Allan Combs http://www.sourceintegralis.org/articles.html Jeffery's PhD advisor. Around 70 now and not as consistently brilliant as he used to be. But Leslie (he used to go by Allan, now switched to Leslie) unders

From: Ben Goertzel To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: Re: List of som

g XX.... He must be 60+ by now. He edited Mondo 2000, which came before Wired Magazine and was similar but a lot cooler and more out-there... *** Dan Stoicescu (if we could get him) Early-retired oncologist / biochemist / entrepreneur. High net worth at least in the tens of millions US. Funds RU Sirius's o

From: a on behalf of Ben Goertzel . - Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2013 12:17 AM To: Jeffrey Epstein Subject: List of some interesting people :-) .... Hi Jeffrey, Thanks for taking the time to talk w/ me yesterday! As you requested, here is a qu

n behalf of Ben Goertzel . - Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2013 12:17 AM To: Jeffrey Epstein Subject: List of some interesting people :-) .... Hi Jeffrey, Thanks for taking the time to talk w/ me yesterday! As you requested, here is a quickly-assembled list of some "really smart, interesting people w

Thursday, January 17, 2013 12:17 AM To: Jeffrey Epstein Subject: List of some interesting people :-) ..

ng XX.... He must be 60+ by now. He edited Mondo 2000, which came before Wired Magazine and was similar but a lot cooler and more out-there... ••• Dan Stoicescu (if we could get him) Early-retired oncologist / biochemist / entrepreneur. High net worth at least in the tens of millions US. Funds RU Sirius's o

ng in Hong Kong via a research grant that Gino and I obtained together • Dan Stoicescu, whose funding helped Novamente through some tough times. • Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has helped me through a number of tight spots over the years. At time of writing, Jeffrey is helping sup

es. • Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has helped me through a number of tight spots over the years. At time of writing, Jeffrey is helping support the OpenCog Hong Kong project. • Zeger Karssen, founder of Atlantis Press, who conceived the Thinking Machines book series in w

ed Novamente through some tough times. • Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has h

living at time of writing. As of 2013 the bulk of OpenCog work is occurring in Hong Kong via a research grant that Gino and I obtained together • Dan Stoicescu, whose funding helped Novamente through some tough times. • Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has helped me through a num

ring in Hong Kong via a research grant that Gino and I obtained together e Dan Stoicescu, whose funding helped Novamente through some tough times. e Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has helped me through a number of tight spots over the years. At time of writing, Jeffrey is helping sup

mes. e Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has helped me through a number of tight spots over the years. At time of writing, Jeffrey is helping support the OpenCog Hong Kong project. Zeger Karssen, founder of Atlantis Press, who conceived the Thinking Machines book series in which

ped Novamente through some tough times. e Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has h

am living at time of writing. As of 2013 the bulk of OpenCog work is occurring in Hong Kong via a research grant that Gino and I obtained together e Dan Stoicescu, whose funding helped Novamente through some tough times. e Jeffrey Epstein, whose visionary funding of my AGI research has helped me through a numb

on<[email protected]> wrote: > Please send a participnt list > Sent from my iPhone > On Aug 17, 2009, at 1:22 PM, Ben Goertzel <-> wrote: >> Jeffrey, >> >> BTW I think I mentioned this to you before, but you may be interested >> in the Singularity Summit which is a conference in NY Oct 3-4 >>

and bioinformatics projects at the » Summit, and there's at least some chance this will arouse some >> investor/donor interest ... who knows. Also, Dan Stoicescu, the guy I >> mentioned who funded Novamente for a while this year, *may* be at the >> Summit and follow-up discussions (though I can't be sure as

To: Jeffre E stein 'eevacation mail.com From: Sent: Mon 8/17/2009 5:22:32 PM Subject: Singularity Summit and followup workshop Jeffrey, BTW I think I mentioned this to you before, but you may be interested in the Singularity Summit which is a conference in NY Oct 3-4 http://www.si

y AI and bioinformatics projects at the Summit, and there's at least some chance this will arouse some investor/donor interest ... who knows. Also, Dan Stoicescu, the guy I mentioned who funded Novamente for a while this year, *may* be at the Summit and follow-up discussions (though I can't be sure as he's b

e: Singularity Summit and followup workshop Please send a participnt list Sent from my iPhone On Aug 17, 2009, at 1:22 PM, Ben Goertzel wrote: > Jeffrey, > B1W I think I mentioned this to you before, but you may be interested > in the Singularity Summit which is a conference in NY Oct 3-4 > http://

and bioinformatics projects at the > Summit, and there's at least some chance this will arouse some > investor/donor interest ... who knows. Also, Dan Stoicescu, the guy I > mentioned who funded Novamente for a while this year, *mays be at the > Summit and follow-up discussions (though I can't be sure as he