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From: Lisa New Sent: 12/2/2014 7:15:11 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein [jeevacation@gmail.com] Subject: Re: poetry and science Importance: — High okay. you let me know when you can talk. And I hadn't added to this list neuroscience--where Emily Dickinson has it nailed-- and maybe this would be the right poem for your group. Notice how many metaphors are operating simultaneously here The Brain, within its Groove Runs evenly--and true-- But let a Splinter swerve-- 'Twere easier for You-- To put a Current back-- When Floods have slit the Hills-- And scooped a Turnpike for Themselves-- And trodden out the Mills-- | get to New York Thursday am or perhaps tomorrow night...haven't decided quite yet which. Always prefer face to face if you have time lisa On Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 1:29 PM, Lisa New i, wrote: Dear Jeffrey, Apropos of our conversation of a few minutes ago, This proposal went to someone I thought was interested in the environment and science but who seems, in fact, far more interested in supporting TV on a broad range of topics. 500,000 would fund this initiative as the second HGSE course (after Poetry of the City) and could begin immediately, Jan 1. . I'd be thrilled to include other scientists you name, perhaps taping the group in a session on metaphor at the edges of fields. INote that taped sessions already include economics, marine biology, astronomy, evolutionary biology, zoology, physics and computer science. Richard Dawkins, Walter Isaacson, David Mossberg and David HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025514