Robert Trivers email to Jeffrey Epstein discussing paid research on honor killings and political views on Trump

From: Robert Trivers FS Sent: 12/22/2018 8:21:20 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein [[email protected]] Subject: Missing message Importance: — High no evidence you got the latest so i have sent you just the key message itself—rather long so 1 have put in bold the only references to Enhanced Learning Foundation—references had to do with paying Amy Jacobson 30 grand for a year of work on Honour killings—my own expenses covered by myself of course i know little or nothing about stocks but i do feel like Trump is nothing but bad news for them, which frightens me, given that he has 2 more years—it has cost me >$100,000 recently not for obvious economic reasons but because it looks like we have no one sensible in charge of the whole country December 16 am good so far had a very productive two days with my research assistant Amy Jacobson in New Jersey we now have 60+ papers on honour killings in Jersey and another 20 in Jamaica especially important areas are Pakistan, Turkey (Kurds), Saudi Arabia and India lots of variation in mating system, form of homicide, reasons given, frequency of multiple victims and/or multiple perpetrators, degree of retribution and so on am working out the logical details on inheritance—females seem invariably to count for 1/2 of what a male does in Islam parallel-cousin marriages—father's brother—occur in the desserts of Saudi Arabia—it radiated out from there with Islam—such systems are selected in competition with each other, as in Iraq—two paternal lineages bind against others similarly binding deserts in other primates are often associated with more intense male-male between group fighting, e.g. hamadryas vs regular baboons—that we were doing more than riding the camels in the dessert is suggested by the fact that a lactose-tolerant gene arose in that area related to the lactose of camels, so we were apparently milking our camels ! i believe you have heard of the Enhanced Learning Foundation; it got me to where i am today on this subject, and perhaps it may wish to go further i intend to do a year of intense work and then summarise. i was never mentally as fast as you and i am certainly not getting faster with age (76 this February) but i do have a good eye for fundamental logic and i believe this will be the last serious project in my life--i will not let go until i have wrapped this whole thing up, especially with the help of Amy, who is now putting together a master Excel file on all this i plan a book on all of this of course, it will be co-authored by Dr Jacobson HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_020660