Informal email discussing probability theory, neuroscience, and tech contacts
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The passage is a personal correspondence containing speculative ideas about probability as a force, mentions of public figures (e.g., James Watson, Singularity University) and vague references to ‘sig Discusses probability as a physical force and draws analogies to gravity. Mentions a dinner with ‘Jin Watson’ (likely James Watson) and a meeting with ‘Gunther Stent’ and ‘Cr References a friend ‘Ree
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