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Schedule at Santa Fe Institute
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SFI Community Lecture with Andrea Wulf (June 20)
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Creative workshops (June 22)
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Downtown Dinner at IAIA Museum (June 23)
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Holidays
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Background Reading
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Lecture slidesFeldman Krakauer BradleyDayI Swentzell BradleyDay2 SethiPredictionMarkets SethiMeritocracy Dooner BradleyDay3&4 SantiagoTamaraDayIIGroupProjects Galesic SantiagoTamaraDayIIntros SantiagoTamaraDayISucceed Wagner ClausetDayI ClausetDayII ClausetDayIII HyejinDayI HyejinDayII Bednar EvansLectureI EvansLectureII Fortunato Power BettencourtLectureI BettencourtLectureII Ogbunu Dunne YehSavage Klausmeier Nilsson-Jacobi Marquet McGregorFors Moeller Savage deRoos Litchman Mitchell Santiago-Alarcón Derryberry RaeLaCerva Wheatley BowlesInequality BowlesEconomics FeldmanFinal
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Group Projects PresentationsDialect_split plant_cell_cycle abm_markets origin_of_life physics_vs_complexity universal_bitrate urban_dynamics productive_conflict music_complexity ab_mafia thanos_meritocracy Rythm LooseFriend Bouldering ABMData Meritocracy EvolutionSexual Causality PerceivedPolarization FoldedOpinions PolarizationClimate LinguisticNetworks StructureMeaning CollatzAI
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Covid
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Health, Safety & Well-being
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7.1 Santa Fe » "The City Different"
Santa Fe is not a late-night city: most shops close by 7:00pm and restaurants stop seating at 9:00pm. Fridays and Saturdays restaurants may stay open a bit longer, but there are very few places that cater to a late night crowd. Please plan any trips accordingly.
If you do decide to go out to bars, please make sure to bring an ID with you that clearly shows your age.
A note on U.S. tipping/gratuities: it is customary to tip ~18% of your total bill at sit-down restaurants and bars. Many food-service employees depend on this gratuity as an essential part of their wage. Here is a link with more information.
Local guides and publications are essential for catching much of the city’s arts and culture. Most gallery openings and music events will have listings. The Santa Fe Reporter is a weekly guide, and lists movies, events, restaurants, and provides reviews and commentary. The weekly arts and culture publication of the Santa Fe New Mexican, Pasatiempo, lists the entire week as well as reviews. Pasatiempo can be found in newsstands or in the Friday edition of the New Mexican.