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Lawrence,

Can you work on that and get it to Jeffrey by Wed morning? Warm regards, Cecile Sent from my iPhone

i need to have an
agenda for st
thomas

the agenda is mine and yours ,the attendance can be fliexible, I have no interest in discussing policy or education

human uniqueness??? , what does communivating origins issues and education mean?

it can be done somewhere else. ,„ intelligence, and its evolution. ok.. humna are intelligent. . Lawrence , This has to be sceince and not gobbly gook.

happy labor day to you too. :) just arrived back in phoenix last night, feeling alone and tired at the moment... I take it you didn't like my earlier crazy idea..

Interesting, while I was working out this morning I had planned to email and ask if you thought Martin N might like to join the discussion.. he could help lead evolutionary dynamics session..

anyway, was thinking about cecilc's email when I was working out this morning.. It will be substantive.. I am going to

check with various faculty involved, but I plan to split the period into topics led by various individuals.. first day will be begin

with overview by me of where we are at, etc.. Anyway, here is rough outline that I am going to run by people..

Let me know if you want to talk today.

A. Overview-Krauss

B. Topical Discussions:

2. Key Origins Issues in Cosmology-Krauss, Freedman, Mather

3. Astrobiology-Anbar, Mather

4. Origins of Life-Anbar, Dawkins, Shubin, Venter

5. Evolutionary Dynamics- Nowak? Dawkins, Shubin, Venter

6. Origins of Human Uniqueness-Hill, Erwin

7. Social Dynamics, Cooperation, and Complexity-Erwin, Nowak, Sander V.

8. Synthetic Biology and Technologies of the Future-Venter, diChristina

C. Planning discussion:

• 1.Research Workshops, Curriculum: Krauss, Peter R. , Anbar, Sander V., Moon

2. Communicating Origins Issues and Education--DiChristina, Flatow, Peter R.

3. Development-Norton, Krauss, ...

origins of human uniqueness is perhaps the hottest area combining anthropology, evolutionary biology,paleontology,pyschology, and genetics.. what makes humans an evolutinary outlier? what combination of genetic, evolutionary, and cultural traits led to our early success as a species, and to our ultimate evolutionary success....

the final item is the one you won't be crazy about but we need to discuss here how best to consider origins curriculum and outreach activities in order to disseminate information and plan new ways of teaching at university and other levels.. it is one agenda item that has to be tacked on to make this complete..

We are having a series of internal meetings this week and the agenda will depend upon them somewhat so that would be difficult. I could send a rough estimate.

Lawrence Krauss
Foundation Professor
School of Earth and Space Exploration and Physics Dept.
Co-director, Cosmology Initiative
and Director, Origins initiative
Arizona State University

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it won't be gobblydie gook! The people involved are first rate! Look up the discussion of our workshop on origins of human uniqueness.. Curtis Marean who you spoke to was one of the organizers!