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Questions fuel our work at the Institute. Whether you’re curious about our research, eager to explore how our theories apply in practice, or simply want to start a conversation, we’d love to hear from you. Every question helps us see our work—and the world—through a new lens.
Clay had a sign outside his office that read: “Anomalies Wanted.” He believed that seeking out the unexpected fosters the greatest advances in learning—and being proven wrong can better enhance a theory or test it in new ways. Only by seeking out anomalies can we blaze a clear path toward the future.
In this spirit of constant inquiry, we invite you to propose your own “anomaly” in the form of a question, comment, or concern:
