The organizations the life ran through. Each institution hub aggregates its people, episodes and sources — and each is a community the cascade is aimed at.
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Access in Silicon Valley is usually described as networking. What actually happened here was narrower and more interesting: a small number of people…
Open →Foundations of NetworksTwo institutions took similar people and produced different behavior by changing what they measured and what they showed. Berkeley enforced a 2.7…
Open →Foundations of NetworksIn his first year at Stanford, Hare's rival for the last parking spots on the Oval was Laurene Powell — a year ahead, driving a red Rabbit cabriolet…
Open →The class Hare got stuck in, which changed everything
Open →PersonCo-taught the course, and Hare loved him
Open →PersonGave Hare his nickname, and the introduction that started the arc
Open →PersonThe entrepreneurship class Hare could not get into
Open →PersonVisiting from Harvard, and became a mentor
Open →Organization1990–92 — the faculty, the classmates, and the prize he gave up
Open →PersonThe Wall Street Journal Test
Open →PersonA year ahead at Stanford GSB; a symphony series; a borrowed Ferrari that was Steve Jobs's. Now: Emerson Collective, The Atlantic…
Open →PersonCo-taught the Grove class, then joined Blyth's board
Open →PersonThe father of Silicon Valley — and Hare's grandfather's mentor
Open →EventA quarter share, bought as a hedge against not getting into Stanford
Open →OrganizationExpert testimony, and where arguments learn to survive attack
Open →PersonDeferred Stanford to command a tank in the Gulf
Open →PersonHarvard then Stanford, Tesseract, Benchmark — and a game of chicken with a city bus
Open →ConceptStanford engineered collaboration. Harvard engineered competition. Both worked.
Open →PersonFord's president, Stanford's fourth dean, and the name on the award
Open →PersonThe introduction to Sonsini
Open →PersonStanford GSB, and Scott Sandell's mentor
Open →Every episode above distills from these. Where a page and its source differ, the source governs.
“[Raw voice dictation, transcribed as spoken, retained unedited for provenance. Speech disfluencies, false starts and…”
Open →In his own words · S-155 · 2026-08-31“[RAW USER SOURCE: Direct Narrative] So when I met with Dave Marquardt, it was in the spring of 1992, whenever we were…”
Open →In his own words · S-172 · 2026-08-31“**[RAW USER SOURCE: Direct Narrative]** In my first year I often competed for the last parking spots on the Oval with…”
Open →In his own words · S-181 · 2026-08-31“Don't publish my number [phone number withheld by the record — the author's current number; his ruling, S-181] - that's…”
Open →In his own words · S-062 · 2026-08-17“# ARCHIVAL SOURCE RECORD: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NARRATIVE & CONSILIENT SYNTHESIS OF JONATHAN PAUL HARE ## PROVENANCE &…”
Open →The same nodes exist simultaneously in other projections of the one graph. Touching this hub surfaces its correlated partners — follow any of them and the graph re-collapses around it.
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Open →The CircleShared with 1 of this hub's episodes.
Open →The CircleShared with 1 of this hub's episodes.
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Open →Every hub is deliberately incomplete. Correct anything wrong, add what only you know, or claim your entry — recorded, timestamped, and attributed to you.