u truly have nothing better or more fun to do... Truly, Yours, Al You will see a lot of people you know there: Marvin, Gerry Sussman, John Conway, Steven Wolfram, Nathan, etc. It's at that level... Forwarded Message ---- From: Gathering 4 Gardner (G4G9) ez > To: Sent: Thu, September 17, 2009 7:17:40 PM

u truly have nothing better or more fun to do... Truly, Yours, Al You will see a lot of people you know there: Marvin, Gerry Sussman, John Conway, Steven Wolfram, Nathan, etc. It's at that level... Forwarded Message--- From: To: Gatherin 4 Gardner (G4G9) Sent: Thu, September 17, 2009 7:17:40 PM Subject

u truly have nothing better or more fun to do... Truly, Yours, Al You will see a lot of people you know there: Marvin, Gerry Sussman, John Conway, Steven Wolfram, Nathan, etc. It's at that level... Forwarded Message --- From: To: Gatherin 4 Gardner (G4G9) Sent Thu, September 17, 2009 7:17:40 PM Subject:

ee to DUBEdom? How else do humans understand concepts, if not via a computational process (i.e. by manipulating information in regular ways)? Btw, Steven Wolfram just wrote a newsletter to announce the latest version of Mathematica; he has a certain distinctive style that rubs many people the wrong way, by la

ee to DUBEdom? How else do humans understand concepts, if not via a computational process (i.e. by manipulating information in regular ways)? Btw, Steven Wolfram just wrote a newsletter to announce the latest version of Mathematica; he has a certain distinctive style that rubs many people the wrong way, by la

cal to build a digital equivalent, because it would be too large or too slow. Examples are DNA computers, chaotic computers etc. Digital physicists (Steven Wolfram, Ed Fredkin) believe that even the universe is in this category. Chris Eliasmith thinks the brain is in this category (we need to build electronic

cal to build a digital equivalent, because it would be too large or too slow. Examples are DNA computers, chaotic computers etc. Digital physicists (Steven Wolfram, Ed Fredkin) believe that even the universe is in this category. Chris Eliasmith thinks the brain is in this category (we need to build electronic

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SEED Magazine 03 A New Kind of Science Don Hoyt Gorman Steven Wolfram emerged from over a decade of self-imposed isolation this summer and published his Magnum Opus, A New Kind of Science. What's notable, more than the

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can put CRISPR and other weapons of mass destruction. People that might be interesting to invite may include (in no particular =rder) George Church, Steven Wolfram, Seth Lloyd, Michael Vassar, =iva-Melissa Tez, Scott Alexander Siskind, Rick Doblin, Terrence Tao, =obert Trivers, Steven Pinker, Jonathan Haidt, R