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In Europe people are shocked about the results of the American presidential
election. What is your opinion in NM, will the new president Trump make America
great again or will he lead America into some form of cronyism, nepotism,
fascism or even totalitarianism? American itself seems to be deepl
Friam was overwhelmingly pro Clinton and Santa Fe strongly pro Clinton.
She won in New Mexico. I am sure I will be corrected if necessary.
Frank
Frank Wimberly
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On Dec 4, 2016 5:28 AM, "Jochen Fromm" wrote:
> In Europe people are shocked about the results of the American
>
"What is your opinion in NM, will the new president Trump make America great
again or will he lead America into some form of cronyism, nepotism, fascism or
even totalitarianism?"
Short of states flipping from recounts, electoral college defectors, or
impeachment, the best case is that he makes
My golly, technology now putting sniffing dogs out of work.
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Emeritus Professor of Statistics, Carnegie Mellon University
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My art theme: Dynamic exposition of the tension between matrix order and
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Dear Jochen,
Thanks for writing. Frank is correct, I think, about the general tenor of
FRIAM. I don’t know about the diaspora, but at the meeting of the “Mother
Church” I thought we had at least one trumper, but it turned out his allegiance
was only per argumentum.
I am pretty frigh
>From the Santa Fe newspaper, support for Frank:
New Mexico goes its own way
http://www.santafenewmexican.com/opinion/local_columns/roundhouse-roundup-new-mexico-goes-its-own-way/article_9cdebaed-520c-525a-9cb6-de6f41742291.html
On Sun, Dec 4, 2016 at 7:44 AM, Frank Wimberly wrote:
> Friam wa
https://medium.com/@Richard_Florida/the-most-disruptive-transformation-in-history-80a50ef89b4d#.7grm8x0r1
On Sun, Dec 4, 2016 at 1:05 PM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/03/opinion/sunday/why-blue-
> states-are-the-real-tea-party.html?&moduleDetail=section-
> news-0&action
Any,
This article begins a badly needed conversation about what resistance must
look like.
http://www.nybooks.com/daily/2016/11/10/trump-election-autocracy-rules-for-s
urvival/
Nick
FRIAM Applied Complexity Group listserv
M
"We need a strategy and a system where these two Americas can live peaceably
beside one another, and where each can undertake the investments and shape the
safety nets and other policy measures they need."
I don't have a problem with subsidizing rural America, but the reason to do it
shouldn't
Nick, thanks so much for sending this. I just sent it to one of our donors
and to my Canadian grad students and to our social network. It's
wonderfully written, although hardly "beginning a badly needed
conversation." I think because of Complexity science I actually did
imagine the future that ha
Yes, looks interesting (somehow my mail client does not show all FRIAM mails,
for instance I don't see Nicks mails, I have only received Merles response?).
From a complexity science viewpoint the development in the US is interesting,
whether it will be a step back into an oligarchy or autocracy,
Nick,
The mother church does have one "trumper" — in the sense that I believe
he is a potential antidote for a whole series of toxic trends in the
body politic and a rude (but decidedly earned) "f... you" directed
towards a specific cultural elite, epitomized by Mrs. Clinton, her
Democratic Part
Dave, I find it at least mildly encouraging to hear people who are
obviously quite intelligent, but have not jumped to the conclusion that the
USA is going to crap because of the president that it elected.
On Sun, Dec 4, 2016 at 7:00 PM, Prof David West
wrote:
> Nick,
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> The mother church does
David writes:
"Clearly there are many who are frightened at the prospect of a Trump
administration. I sympathize, but would suggest that those fears arise from a
woefully incomplete understanding of the forces — the people who comprise the
core and majority of his support and their values — th
Frank -
I like Jochen's contrast (literal/serious vs serious/literal) and was
mildly shocked he would ask the question so boldly here. I don't mind,
but have felt that everyone was avoiding any discussion outside of my
lame attempts to get a discussion about the election framed within the
m
Got this from an link from the Hoffman article in the Atlantic on
"reality". Regardless of the niftiness of the paper, I think it's
interesting that somebody is using games to model how truth has come to
fare so badly in our politics. Talks up some varieties of realism, so, hi,
Nick.
http://cogs
Thanks, Steve. I should have been explicit that I was thinking of the
dozen or more people who sit around the table on Friday mornings when I
said Friam was overwhelmingly pro Clinton. I sometimes forget about the
couple hundred(?) who read the list but may not even live in Santa Fe. I
apologize
Well, I espouse it. I might be the only one, but I am in.
I admit to believing that bad things happen in chaos. I admit that the
historical record is kind of mixed on that point. “Switzerland … peace…. The
cuckoo clock, etc.” But I am willing to talk to anybody who disagrees with me
s
Carl –
I would have thought that these results had been shown years ago, particularly
with respect to self perception. There is probably very little harm in quite a
lot of over self-confidence.
Interestingly, there’s an old result from years ago that married couples who
are balmy abou
Well, it *is* a 2010 paper. Still relevant to the current contretemps I
think.
The more recent article (which I found to be fun but a bit less coherent
(see, how that works!) is at:
https://www.quantamagazine.org/20160421-the-evolutionary-argument-against-reality/
Atlantic picked it up later.
C
I'm more on the "given that 'common understandings' itself can be fraught,
given a that 'deep linguistic structure' may be problematic (ie not so
fruitful as we may hope), let's figure out what can you do now" sort of
frame of mind.
For example, Sabine might talk about issues with "emergent gravit
Nice to hear from Jochen seems like a long absence.
The political weather seems to have become more turbulent.
The directional Vectors from Italy and Austria only add to the mess.
Fear of the future appears to manifest itself in many oddities.
Canadians are only joking when they suggest
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