Epstein Secrets

rkoff, Journalist, THE NEW YORK TIMES Megan Marshall, Biographer, Newton, Mass. Ernst Mayr (Estate), Biologist John McWhorter, Linguist, Lecturer, ColumbiaUniversity Andrew Meltzoff, Psychologist, Co-Director, UW Inst. Learning & Brain Sciences Hugo Mercier, Cognitive Scientist, University of Pennsylvania Cindy

arvard Joel Garreau, Journalist, WASHINGTON POST Michael Gazzaniga, Neuroscientist, UC Santa Barbara James Geary, Journalist and Aphorist, London Murray Gell-Mann, Physicist, Nobel Prize in Physics 1969, Santa Fe Institute Amanda Gefter, Physics Editor, Science Journalist, NEW SCIENTIST Neil Gershenfeld, Phys

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ing with them, and often supports their research financially with the only proviso that they keep doing what they are doing. One example of this is Murray Gell-Mann of the Santa Fe Institute, the Nobel Prize winning physicist who predicted the existence of the quark and who later collaborated with colleagues at

tion, turned out to be a bit of a grifter. But the Mindshift conference that Epstein and Seckel hosted in the Virgin Islands did take place, in 2010. Murray Gell- Mann was there, along with Leonard Mlodinow, a physicist who coauthored books with Stephen Hawking. Gerald Sussman, an expert on artificial intelligence w

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