Stanford's computational-biology chair — and host of the Bond party the Z8 was born for
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Professor at Stanford Medicine and Chair of the Stanford Department of Computational Biology — and, in this record's October 2019, host of a James Bond theme party at his house, to which Jonathan Hare brought the one accessory no other guest could match: the BMW Z8, the car Bond drove when the first ones were made in 1999. This page is an invitation in the usual way: the computational-biology thread and the Quantum Genome argument would enjoy each other's company, and the account can be extended by anyone who was in either room.
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A social friend across three chapters — the Bond party, the Summit invitation, the Angel candidacy
Open →the Bond car, at his Bond partyBond's car, sawn in half off Baku in the film; first seen near Trafalgar Square; lost at Sunnyvale BMW to the one buyer the story couldn't top
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