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To:
Jeffrey [email protected]]
From:
Christakis, Nicholas
Sent
Sat 8/3/2013 2:10:14 PM
Subject Re: introduction — follow-up
great. will reconnect in september....
best,
n
On Aug 2, 2013, at 8:26 AM 8/2/13, Jeffrey Epstein [email protected]>
wrote:
great I will be back in Sept. lets try then
On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 6:12 AM, Christakis, Nicholas
wrote:
Dear Jeff:
The editor wrote the provocative title, but this NYT Op-Ed from last week captures some
of my thoughts about how the social sciences are evolving, and must evolve,
given developments in the natural sciences. I thought I would share
it: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/21/opinion/sunday/lets-shake-up- the-soc ial-
sciences.html? r=0
I don't want to swamp you with links because I know you are terribly busy, but if you
want more nuance than 800 words allows, I make the argument at greater length
here (in the first 8 minutes): htW://www.edze.org/conversation/a-21st-century-
change-to-social-science
Also, as I mentioned in the piece, various labs, including my own, have continued to
spearhead the move to use Amazon Mechanical Turk workers as a pool of
research subjects in diverse projects; for example, here is a recent PNAS paper
that shows how the topology of interactions between members of a group can be
affirmatively manipulated to elicit desirable properties (such as cooperation):
http://humannaturelab.net/wp-content/themes/human-nature-
lab/mcdia/pdf/publications/articles/126.pdf We have also been developing ways
that AMT workers can be used as a ready pool of subjects for real-time
pedagogic purposes, with novel software (as alluded to in the piece).
I'd still welcome the chance to meet with you (and Linda?) to discuss some of our ideas, if
you have the time and interest, and I can easily come into NYC since I have now
moved to New Haven.
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Best,
Nicholas
P.S. This is my new email address.
On Apr 23, 2013, at 6:19 AM 4/23/13, Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> wrote:
look forward to a face to face, lets shoot for may 3rd if you arc in
cambridge I will come up
On Mon, Apr 22 2013 at 11:24 PM
hri taki Nicholas
wrote:
dear all:
i just had a really stimulating late-night meeting with barnaby and linda -- for which
my thanks.
?d welcome the chance to have a conversation with you, jeff. james and i have been
collaborators of martin nowak's for some time. our own work is
focused on the deep mathematical and biological/genetic rules
governing how human assemble themselves into social networks --
and what our embeddedness in these networks means for our lives,
how it affects everything from our propensity to cooperate to our
risk of epidemic diseases to our ability to innovate.
it's hard to communicate how exciting (we think) and relevant this work is via email
(linda or bamaby could weigh in since they know your interests
better than i do), but here is an 18 minute TED talk on one idea
james and i have been pursuing:
http://www.ted.com/talks/nicholas_shristakithow_social_networlq
predict epidemics.html
and here is a link to a recent Nature paper of ours: http://humannaturelab.net/wp-
content/themes/human-nature-
lab/media/pdf/publications/articles/127.pdf
best,
nicholas
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Sol Goldman Family Professor of Social and Natural Science
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Department of Medicine, Yale University
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