# An Introduction
Greg Bryant: "Here's an attempt to explain 'unfolding sequences', and include computer people in the audience. Unfolding sequences are natural, pervasive, and extremely powerful. But we don't notice them or use them enough." tweet 
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*Smoothly Unfolding Sequences* are everywhere. But we need to be more aware of them, so we can better understand them, and make good use of them. If you'd like us to lecture or demonstrate or guide your group through what we've discovered about sequences over the decades, or if you would like to support our research, please contact us.
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