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From: Bamaby Marsh To: "jeffrey E." <jeevacation®gmail.com> Subject: Re: Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2016 20:10:23 +0000 in the context of risk with chance events, always these problems of dealing with various "freak" outliers and coincidences providing exceptions and wrecking models, but let's turn it on its head- how are contingencies structured to block, bridge, or amplify other contingencies, to shift the entire game space? Is this really what evolution is doing all the time?? On Mon, Mar 28, 2016 at 2:01 PM Jeffrey E. <jeevacation®gmail.com> wrote: its clear that the chance curves are constant. how to move up the curve , is luck. feyman when discussing quantum said each particle hits a surface, some percentage are reflected , its IMpossible to alter one and change the outcome, this always disturbed him. he said it was clearly true , but no one could explain it. some people will die of car accidents. ? not sure you can alter if its you or not.. unless you dont drive.? On Mon, Mar 28, 2016 at 12:35 PM, Bamaby Marsh < > wrote: Yes good On Mon, Mar 28, 2016 at 11:07 AM Jeffrey E. <jeevacation®gmail.com> wrote: Tomorw ? 7? On Monday, 28 March 2016, Bamaby Marsh < wrote: Yes, might be around both days.. Morning meeting either day??? On Mon, Mar 28, 2016 at 8:59 AM jeffrey E. < > wrote: i have some ideas. are you around tomonv or wed. I might have to cancel fri trip. . I think your chance luck idea, is critical On Mon, Mar 28, 2016 at 8:48 AM, Bamaby Marsh < > wrote: Lets discuss. FYI, I have been thinking about pioneering new sciences of causality, rare events causing cascades within systems, understanding distributions, and how to represent these in fresh ways to allow new kinds of science to happen. On Sun, Mar 27, 2016 at 4:49 PM, Nowak, Martin < > wrote: what about an institute in cambridge for math of life, biological computing, the next step of evolution beyond language please note The information contained in this communication is confidential, may be attorney-client privileged, may constitute i=440 1-4(40i4HeefAIAtJjtAx.D [40 DB..d.B.P.:. EFTA00637261 4144en cAmAAmA e(f.;ckiitiges*:**KQ..j.V44>yqq, 3 "A(B4AOAwEuG<A-AA@BAegAAAA!!AF en* HAIAAG113.-A>A+A•[A14]+3-, A4449CeAZTAX8)11 A.84wejB40::144Q0 4/4>E14) DA;E s<AAoAA MA*{Atilt IA AAARAII 6. LII.Au4kho. o,4#3 Ei : cri 4444><A=40s9, I1_44.14,-...(404>j9 B o.0 *—:!!..0 • ArAjZ61444aJutf/AAAAAAAC—nyTA(XAZAA.4. I A& AAK_A9Av MO) •-4 1 0-4444e,A(A-4 0.! [449jAAtAA- ACMs4.444MA-AoARi . ±{,LCE.t .04"Xd...s.}/3.9"..ti.m.>44.8.- 1 ..1..A.. 1+1 I AAi•AA:6AUJ AtiA:?Iit tAASOAVA71oAA&AAAp^AA"/IA)A 1 AA 141J5AU[$g!!AlIcA+ARLAaAH AAA AwAAIAA(1:44HVAOAAAAYAZA1444 vs*VAAH +P E.1140@A .! **tot* f4A+AAAvA pA I Axl AAA!AAASWA*4049'PABsWAers9 :+! {X& iimE4>p=N : :160$i j[dn4..14....E11.Xq>..fKr..**E L:Ani DA.- AAA A u AB>44G3A^ E?n, AA[onA8L_A;=Aristi IgAA AA AA*? A. AYe? AAAAA A0x-FAIA I j• I AgD[A7q0=41_LZAA:A lit ApA#1.1(z2it AA.A0AA:—AxAAACAP—A: %EP*grA)A? y_AAAAAb 1 oAdAlcp 44.6.4444A I *T F..A KAIAA27ea.44040oALK- J]..$ 5449u{ SbAAAw#3 FAA g ?2>III A.A444-bazizrac, AgPAA H{9.\ I A A744Ho0A7AxAAA'Aj +Ac.AAA Y*FA A AA...IS.) {A I A;g*--eAQAa4426f1.44 IA I q0.1 MI-AA I-?Ax6f503. P02.2-I el.424≥.? Adtet;Pg'YoeleAdAY-YJYAY}YCYAAAAz:AA 3800A-Ht44^49164<10 : A> [44nAAAgAAAAENyNUNuN }Ns4041LOA?g}4-9cas! •\ 40.44.;!wF ArTA)%4KArAAAkAtAAAY4444kAAAAAnA04%. A340740[41 A/A/A_Ad FAAAAAAgA AAJA44-1&Aar,' u I M I Al A@)44‘K.A.044.4491xx444- e40-49x.fliEe44-44-4EAAEAEAAA1=PtAxsql444441.A.A44.-I • sA4k)Ak2.8444n ALEAN444^A6ANAc44.4>k fzAtAtAAAA AcflAiAiA4-1 44AwAktis.97:AAAAAAAAA A2?o>e-AI AAO(AWrsAm%1%AJ—AAj e.441:1%.* rl fA4-2cmpf EFTA00637262