To: Dr. Henry Jareck
From: Jeffrey Epstein
Sent: Tue 4/21/2009 5:01:53 PM
Subject: Re:
ad hominem attacks would be easier than giving me concrete examples of the successes of small
pieces, a bit at a time , without a direction.
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 12:28 PM, Dr. Henry Jarecki wrote:
Since I am fond of you, I will not comment in an ad hominem
way. You believe (erroneously) that scientific knowledge
happens in giant bites and high significance and is identifiable
from a distance. I believe it happens in small pieces, a bit at a
time. I am as we speak, in a scientific advisory board
meeting where the bites they are discussing are far smaller
than the effect of storage on mackerel, a matter of urgency to
farmers, grocers, housewives, economists, all of whom will use
it for their benefit and some of whom will use it as further
stepping stones to more ideas and studies.
From: Jeffrey Epstein [mailto:jeevacationEftemail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 09 12:20
To: Dr. Henry Jarecki
Subject:
I guess you did n,t read what was sent.. An example of the world class ( not merely chatty
dinner companions ) work. thousands upon thousand s of this quality work can be found on
the web evcrday... THis looks worse than the earmarks for Leahys district .1 THe effect of
storage on color and texure of mackerel 2.gay and bisexual men in kampala. 3, supression
of Tamil women narratives in sri lanka 3.science librarianship in africa 4. book review by
alphonsc maindo 5. threats and challeges to the state of isracl.. 6. the silence of the sufi 7.
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