# 🧠🗒️ Epstein & Harvard's Mind/Brain/Behavior Program

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#### Card #06: 🧠🗒️ Epstein & Harvard's Mind/Brain/Behavior Program

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📰 The story behind Epstein’s deep connection with Harvard. Anne Harrington was the then-co-director of Harvard's 🧠 Mind/Brain/Behavior (MBB) program. She says she and Epstein met through the program, which Harrington co-directed and Epstein advised in his capacity as a member of the committee on MBB. Epstein likes to "invest up front in it, and, in that sense, I think his scientific interests are literally unconventional," she says. "Jeffrey's knack for identifying future emerging, but perhaps under-appreciated or under-funded areas and 'adopting' interesting people within the Harvard community could have a long-term positive impact on this institution's capacity to stay intellectually nimble and on the edge," she adds. 📍 This quote comes from a May 1, 2003 article in The Harvard Crimson titled "Mogul Donor Gives Harvard More Than Money," discussing Jeffrey Epstein's early financial and advisory involvement with Harvard university. 📍 Harrington was describing Epstein's philanthropi

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📰 The story behind Epstein’s deep connection with Harvard.

Anne Harrington was the then-co-director of Harvard's 🧠 Mind/Brain/Behavior (MBB) program. She says she and Epstein met through the program, which Harrington co-directed and Epstein advised in his capacity as a member of the committee on MBB.

Epstein likes to "invest up front in it, and, in that sense, I think his scientific interests are literally unconventional," she says.

"Jeffrey's knack for identifying future emerging, but perhaps under-appreciated or under-funded areas and 'adopting' interesting people within the Harvard community could have a long-term positive impact on this institution's capacity to stay intellectually nimble and on the edge," she adds.

📍 This quote comes from a May 1, 2003 article in The Harvard Crimson titled "Mogul Donor Gives Harvard More Than Money," discussing Jeffrey Epstein's early financial and advisory involvement with Harvard university.

📍 Harrington was describing Epstein's philanthropic style of identifying under-appreciated or emerging scientific areas and funding researchers directly before they became mainstream.

Links:
- https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2003/5/1/mogul-donor-gives-harvard-more-than/

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