So...was Nina trying to recommend Peter to Sam Weiss?

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When Nina was giving Walter the DNA samples, she says:

"Peter has endured a lot recently. Maybe he should talk with someone. No, what I'm trying to say is there are people that are trained to help."

Reminded me of when she told Olivia about Weiss.

I think that's where the story is going. Eventually Olivia or Nina will tell Peter about Weiss and how he can help. Peter will eventually connect "Samuel Weiss" with "Seamus Wiles", thus bringing the First People plot full-circle.

Any opinions?

Awesome idea. Can i speculate further on this?

Remember Sam has an afinity for anagrams. He sent Olivia on a task to collect business cards whenever she saw someone wearing RED (which initially made me think this connected him to the alternate uni). She was to take letters from the names of the "red people" lol and, using her instinct and imagination, play a word puzzle with them to give herself a message from her subconscious, etc. And we know he also likes to play games involving the domino effect (bowling, billiards), numbers and word puzzles, and specifically - Clue.

So supposing Peter does get sent to Sam, i can see Sam doing the same thing with Peter. Sending him out to notice people in, say, a YELLOW color lol, and making anagrams to give himself a clue or message. And somehow, Peter starts playing with Sam's name and ... bingo ... the dominos fall into place .

I'm actually of the opinion that Sam has some foreknowledge and WANTS to be discovered thru cryptic means. I actually speculate that he is not only connected to the FP, but he is actually from or has at least visited the Redverse. I dont think the "demon twists" anagram clue on the board in the alternate lab was an easteregg solely for the viewer. I think it was Sam playing his anagram games on the other side and when Walternate discovered the FP tech and, no doubt the FP novel, this phrase was found in connection to it somehow. I think it was on the chalkboard because they were trying to understand its meaning. And they apparently did not, because Sam Weiss was still alive and doing his thing here in our uni.

I understand this is highly speculative .

And on a side note, i think the "demon twists" anagram clue not only points to Weiss, but serves a double purpose of referring to Laplace's Demon ... a concept that is replete throughout Fringe.
Another twist, would be that Olivia herself uses Sam's techniques of games and wordplay in an attempt to help Peter, and this is how he makes the Sam / Seamus connection.