2002 Billionaires Dinner and Jeffrey Epstein and more http://archive.is/3wCyn  Guests THE EDGE "BILLIONAIRES' DINNER" 2002 Flying to the TED Conference in Monterey California with science philantropist Jeffrey Epstein:  John Brockman, Steven Pinker, Daniel C. Dennett, Katinka Matson, Richard Dawkins http://archive.is/3wCyn#selection-1868.0-1898.2  Event Date: [ 2.21.02 ]  FWIW Less than six months after 9/11 Location:   Monterey, CA Rupert Murdoch, Jeffrey Katzenberg,   Richard Dawkins, Neil Simon,  Art Buchwald, Frank Gehry and Quincy Jones,  Steven Pinker Naomi Judd, Nathan Myhrvold,  Bran Ferran, Danial C. Dennett, David Dawkins,  David Brockman, Katinska Matson,   Daniel Hillis, Rupurt Murdoch,  Tim and Nina Zagat, Nathan Myhrvold,   Steve Petranek, Cindy Stivers,   Michael Wolff, Marney Morris, Kurt Anderson,   Kathleen Schwartz, ; Peter Schwartz,   Walter Mossberg, Pam Alexander,  Susan Dawson,   Dean Kamen, Ronna Tannenbaum David Bank  Jim Fallows  Patty Brown  Megan Smith,Planet Out ; Katrina Heron  Caroline Miller  John Markoff  Kelly Bovino  Charles Simonyi  Moshe Safdie   David Bunnell,Digit; Steven Levy,Newsweek  Kim Polese  Yossi Vardi   W. Daniel Hillis  Cindy Lopez, Sarah Kellen  Wm. Marowitz, Marowitz Group; Christie Hefner, Playboy; Lous Rossetto, Forca; Chris W. Anderson, Wired Tom Rielly  Ryan Phelan  David Rockwell  Patty Brown  Stewart Brand  George Dyson  Jane Metcalfe, Forca; Nicholas Negroponte, MIT  Kelly Bovino  Richard Wurman- TED, Chris T. Anderson- TED  Kara Swisher James Truman  Linda Stone related to posts on PG: @Vindicator ,  Gerry and Kit Laybourne attended @NOMOCHOMO regarding John Brockman: https://www.edge.org/images/JB-Warhol-Dylan-Warhol-11.10.12.1200.web.jpg Is anyone surprised? @argosciv or Dash Snow's father, John de Menil and Andy Warhol https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/d/d8/John_de_Menil_and_Andy_Warhol.jpg/250px-John_de_Menil_and_Andy_Warhol.jpg Why do so many  people like Warhol? His dad worked at the  company that did this a few years after his death. 1945 Jumbo, a 214 ton vessel with 16 in. thick walls and measuring 28 ft. long by 12 ft. 8 in. in diameter, was transported 30 miles through roadless desert as part of The Manhattan Project