Epstein Secrets

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76 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_018308 Chapter Five: Fishnet In which we learn why networks spread so quickly. 1. In 1959 a young aeronautical engineer named Paul Baran, who had been working at Howard Hughes’ aircraft design factory in Los Angeles, arrived for his first day at work at a low-slung, modern building alo

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e things we do want from connectivity. In fact - and this is Hulsted’s point — they are the things we want from connectivity, perverted into danger. Paul Baran would have been impressed to see just how right he was, how connections between us now are like irresistible gravity waves - and how gravity always w

ology, when he became fascinated with the work of Paul Rand and Muriel Cooper. Cooper was a director of MIT’s

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