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.
This topic carries part of the argument of the Consilient Manifesto — the universal call to action. ← Back to the call
Two 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 NetworksThe most productive, highest-quality plant in General Motors' network was the one with the lowest capital investment and no robots — because the…
Open →Foundations of NetworksThe lesson learned doing matrix transformations in APL — that a property which changes under a change of coordinates was never a property of the…
Open →Nuclear physicist, Titan II, ARPA — and a two-hundred-word obituary
Open →PersonBerkeley advisor — and the man who handed him Hinton's paper
Open →PersonPhilosophy against artificial intelligence — and Hare's mother's employer
Open →PersonThe other advisor, and the NeXT machine
Open →PersonSurrogate father, and the punch cards at Evans Hall
Open →OrganizationWhere the deterrent was worked out
Open →Organization“Imaginary engineers” — third floor, Etcheverry Hall
Open →PersonConsilient Architect — the node this graph was seeded from
Open →ConceptSix importations, each with its defeating condition
Open →OrganizationVAX, VMS, PDP — and the machines Hare learned on
Open →OrganizationNuclear safety systems — and a position outside orthodoxy
Open →ConceptA piece of his grandfather's work, used as a reading room
Open →PersonOne young entrepreneur a year. Thirty minutes.
Open →OrganizationThe Fremont joint venture where Toyota taught GM the system; visited from Berkeley IEOR in the eighties; the same building is now…
Open →PersonThe professor whose database dynasty staffed the East Bay, Consilient's bench included
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-068 · 2026-08-17“[Part 1] The prize water horizon story reminds me of another lesson I learned. So when I was at UC Berkeley in the…”
Open →In his own words · S-067 · 2026-08-17“I checked, and according to the records, uh, the the official cost to BP was sixty five billion dollars pretax, uh, but…”
Open →In his own words · S-063 · 2026-08-17“Sandra Smith was a VP at Consilient and worked very closely with me on the BP Account. She was with me in London in…”
Open →In his own words · S-081 · 2026-08-19“Can you review the first attachment, which is the responses from a Google AI / gemini prompts about the relationship of…”
Open →In his own words · S-082 · 2026-08-19“[VERBATIM TRANSCRIPT — three prompts and three responses, Google Gemini, 19 August 2026. Hare's prompts verbatim: (1)…”
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 ParadigmShared with 1 of this hub's episodes.
Open →The UniversalsShared with 1 of this hub's episodes.
Open →The CascadesShared with 1 of this hub's episodes.
Open →The CircleShared with 1 of this hub's episodes.
Open →The CircleShared with 1 of this hub's episodes.
Open →Every hub is deliberately incomplete. Correct anything wrong, add what only you know, or claim your entry — recorded, timestamped, and attributed to you.