Monday, September 19, 2016

Virginia Ctenucha moth: Curious about QUALITY and Stanford and no money-money questions, WUaS would like to bring highest quality education - and culture or discourse - into people's homes (and while helping economically), Here's a definition of quality "the standard of something as measured against other things of a similar kind; the degree of excellence of something" (Apple dictionary), E just bought a paper copy of my Harbin ethnographic book - http://bit.ly/HarbinBook - I'm glad to say, and from CreateSpace eBookstore - https://www.createspace.com/6072369 - with the best author "royalties," Following up with the MIT Media Lab teaching position application - with my updated CV with my Harbin book, making it clear too that it's published in a new Academic Press at said big project planned in all 7,943 languages with machine translation - and planned with a universal translator. :)


Hi M,

Curious about quality and Stanford and no money-money questions. Many cultures have or have had no money but much quality. Stanford seems to have much quality and more so than Berkeley, but both each probably have their very "high" quality aspects and "lower" quality aspects. My big project (WUaS)  would like to bring highest quality education - and culture or discourse - into people's homes (and while helping economically) and differentiate money-related (good) quality from quality re ideas and thinking - and with highest quality intellectual, scientific, as well as caring, culture idea-wise. More about quality later perhaps ... but here's a definition "the standard of something as measured against other things of a similar kind; the degree of excellence of something" (Apple dictionary).


E just bought a paper copy of my Harbin ethnographic book - http://bit.ly/HarbinBook - I'm glad to say, and from CreateSpace eBookstore - https://www.createspace.com/6072369 - with the best author "royalties." And L just recently opened up some piping lessons spots yesterday, Sunday, right before the opening brunch at UC Berkeley Prof. B K's house for his "New Business Practicum" course - and re my big project for a 2nd semester in a row. And I haven't yet heard back from S.L. - and don't know about piping "energy/communications" but wonder about this here with L's first ever Sunday online lesson opportunity, and he's still in the US having been last week in Colorado, playing with the Tannahill Weavers - when I had a lesson with him.


Think I'll follow up with the MIT Media Lab - with my updated CV with my Harbin book, making it clear too that it's published in a new Academic Press at said big project planned in all 7,943 languages with machine translation - and planned with a universal translator.  :)
Keeping with this threads' name "MIT and related," I'd like to begin the MIT Media Lab teaching position from out here on January 1, 2017.

Hoping my long-ish emails are a little enjoyable and edifying, M. 

L, Scott





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