Documents tagged "Barnaby"
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HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032550.txt
Barnaby Marsh discusses the concept of luck and its effects on society with Jeffrey E. He mentions that people who share advantages of luck tend to form "lucky enclaves" where luck is manufactured in a sense, creating cascades of events that would otherwise be difficult to predict or anticipate. Dan Rose shared that major real estate families in NYC think about the long-term consequences of their actions for the larger group of dynasties. Marsh suggests finding sub-groups with gifted individuals to improve one's luck and natural regression to the mean, as well as using the power of Recursive Temporal Modulation (RTM) to bridge gaps in skills.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032451.txt
Deepak Chopra responds to an email from Jeffrey Epstein about a forwarded message regarding heart rate variability. Chopra argues that increased heat rate variability is associated with well-being and adaptability, whereas rigidity and decreased variability are indicative of sympathetic overdrive. He mentions Trump as an example of this latter category.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029402.txt
This document appears to be an email chain discussing a news article related to Harvard Medical School. Key people mentioned in the document include Deepak Chopra and Rudolph Tanzi. The topic of discussion seems to be related to the cost of insurance coverage for pregnancy, addiction, and mental illness as well as the confidentiality and ethical implications around doctors sharing information with patients' parents.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028964.txt
The document is an email exchange between Joi Ito and Jeffrey Epstein, with Martin Nowak cc'd in the conversation. The topic of discussion appears to be related to Anonymous taking down Trump's page on a specific day. There are also references to Barnaby being present for an event in April. The content of the communication is confidential, attorney-client privileged, and constitutes inside information. It is intended only for the addressee and unauthorized use, disclosure, or copying of this communication is prohibited.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026008.txt
The document is a correspondence between Deepak Chopra and Jeffrey E. regarding Chopra's new book "Super Genes". The key people in the document are Deepak Chopra, his son, Leonard, Al Gore, Barnaby, and Eric Scha. Chopra mentions that there will be a documentary film on the book produced by a production company connected to his son. They are looking for critics to appear in the film. Chopra is also considering inviting Al Gore to Nantucket. The main topics discussed are criticism of scientists in the book, the accuracy of science in the book, and Chopra's plans for future events.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019330.txt
This document discusses a grant application process and its challenges. Lisa New, director of Poetry in America, highlights the progress made by the program in 2016, including moving toward a concrete release date for their television series and converting MOOC modules into for-credit courses. She also mentions Jeffrey E.'s role as an adviser and supporter of the program. Barnaby is mentioned as someone who could apply for a grant but should know that there are only a few grants available in each round, and many projects proposed don't get funding due to limited funding availability.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019326.txt
The document is a letter from Lisa New to Jeffrey E., discussing the progress made by Poetry in America and its associated non-profit production company, Verse Video Education, as well as their new Harvard partner, the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning. The goals for 2016 included moving their television series toward a concrete release date, converting MOOC modules into for-credit courses, and developing a course specifically for K-12 educators. In addition to this, Lisa also mentions that Barnaby is no longer at the Institute for Advanced Studies, but instead she will ask him if he can help her through Templeton. The document also mentions that the company has grown from just herself and one other person to now having a production staff of five, as well as interns and Harvard graduate students who are trained in public-facing humanities.