Super to meet you!
Thank you for yesterday. there turns out to be a black physicist society, that was an eye opener, einstein letter to besso is not clear. the german merely stresses the fact that besso preceded einstein again. i little joke about thier work less about time and its direction
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Hi Jeffrey,
Super to meet you! Excellent day. Thanks very much for inviting me. We seem to have many vision overlaps and a good resonance on strategies. I'm interested to explore ways to assist you. Let me know what your specific thinking is at the right time for you. It is fantastic that you checked Einstein's letter to Michele Besso's widow in the original German! You obviously are a serious thinker.
Some quick follow-up notes:
On the "Humble Approach Initiative" (research symposia series I created), see: (for the full list) http://www.templeton.org/humble approach_initiative/ (for the best one we discussed, at Stanford on the multiverse idea): http://www.templeton.org/humble %5Fapproach%5Finitiative/Universe%5FMultiverse%5Fhai/ (which had an associated public event): http://www.templeton.org/humble %5Fapproach%5Finitiative/Universe%5FMultiverse%5Flecture/ (and a follow-up meeting, also at Stanford): http://www.templeton.org/humble approach_initiative/Multiverse_and_String Theory/index.htm (and with other meetings involving Martin Rees led to the book, "Universe or Multiverse?"): http://www.cambridge.org/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=9780521848411 (one you will i think find quite interesting, on MUSIC): http://www.templeton.org/humble %5Fapproach%5Finitiative/music/ (at the IAS, honoring Freeman): http://www.templeton.org/humble %5Fapproach%5Finitiative/Exceptional%5FCreativity/ (involving Martin Nowak and other top game- theorists): http://www.templeton.org/humble approach_initiative/Games, Groups, God(s)_and_the_Global_Go od/
More than a hundred additional projects, including many conferences and books are referenced, often with URLs, on my website: www.Vision-Five.com (for the listings, see the "About Us" section).
On Einstein's view of the nature of time, a useful book with lots of source data references is Palle Yourgrau's: "A World without Time: The Forgotten Legacy of Godel and Einstein." (FYI: Jim Holt's review: http://www.newyorker.com/archive/2005/02/28/050228crat_atlarge )
The physicist Stephon Alexander, whom I described as being in the FQX network is: http://www.haverford.edu/faculty/salexand He's a real kick and seems to have the great gift. But I do not know his work very well yet.
Andrei Linde's wife ██████ Kallosh (clearly an astonishing genius) is: http://www.stanford.edu/dept/physics/people/faculty/kallosh_████.html
On the genius pipeline, supercreativity and math circles, again the book on Bohr & copenhagen I mentioned is Gino Segre's "Faust in Copenhagen." I found it to be vision-inspiring on the design of supercreativity. FYI see some of the stuff I organized at Princeton at few years ago honoring von Neumann
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on the occasion of 50 years since his death:
http://www.princetonpublicevents.org/
http://www.princeton.edu/piirs/von_neumann_event/docs/program_final3.pdf
Especially good for historical details, see:
"The starting point for the discussion is The Social Construction of Hungarian Genius, 1867-1930, a paper by Professor Tibor Frank, an historian of Hungarian exiles." (on line paper: http://www.princeton.edu/piirs/von neumann event/docs/Tibor Frank von Neumann_paper_final.pdf ) On the math teacher at the core of Budapest's supercreativity, Laszlo Ratz, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/László Rátz
Again, super to be with you.
Many thanks again!
Allbest,
Charles Harper