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AJ Agarwal lost $200,000 in the coup — then saved the company for $40,000 and a BMW Z8

GSB classmate; the coalition backer of 2013, the bridge lender of the COVID crunch, and the advisory seat still waiting to be used

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Adam Dell's remark about helicopters, which saved me from a margin call

Santa Fe, New York, and the hundred-million remark

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Ajit Nazre ran the diligence, then surfaced at Kleiner the same week as Ray Lane

Met through the Asera channel; the convergence at KPCB was coincidence with the structure of an inevitability

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Alisa Mall was the reason I introduced myself to Adam Dell — she now runs Michael Dell's family office

Stanford Law, the 1998 SFI reception, Carnegie Corporation, Foresite — and today CIO of DFO Management

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Amy DuRoss led Prop 71 and then I got to know her well at Navigenics — David Agus introduced us

Co-founder and executive director of Proposition 71, California's $3B stem-cell initiative; CIRM chief of staff; Navigenics CBO; Vineti co-founder and CEO — and a friend of Hare's

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Andy Grove's first Stanford class — which I got into by accident

The class Hare got stuck in, which changed everything

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Arjay Miller, Ford's president and Stanford's dean, whose name is on the award

Ford's president, Stanford's fourth dean, and the name on the award

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Basil Karampelas

The classmate who made him come to graduation — 'you might be the number one graduate'

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Berkeley forced a 2.7 average. Stanford barred recruiters from asking. Same students, opposite behavior

Stanford engineered collaboration. Harvard engineered competition. Both worked.

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Bruno Wang, of the Nobel Sustainability Trust's leadership — met at the summit's VIP table

Met at the November 2024 summit; worked closely with Peter Knez, then — in Hare's account — a falling-out for economic and trust reasons

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C. Roger Glassey, my Berkeley advisor, and the NeXT machine

The other advisor, and the NeXT machine

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Carol Dweck named the growth mindset — the psychology under this record's Eileen Gu passage

Stanford's psychologist of ability-as-practice; Mindset (2006); what 'she trains her brain the right way' means

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Cindy Zollinger cofounded Cornerstone Research and later ran it

Cofounder of Cornerstone Research, and later its chief executive

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Clarkson, where my grandfather was president

A small college turned into an engineering school

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Cornerstone Research: fourteen people, and Myron Scholes on the roster

Expert testimony, and where arguments learn to survive attack

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Dan Lynch built the internet's plumbing — and he personally knew my grandfather from ARPA

Internet Hall of Fame; ran the TCP/IP transition with Cerf and Kahn; before that, missile defense at Lockheed — where the Whitson thread begins

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David Brady taught me the Wall Street Journal Test

The Wall Street Journal Test

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David Yoffie of Harvard Business School, visiting, became a mentor

Visiting from Harvard, and became a mentor

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Digital Equipment Corporation paid millions for one connector

VAX, VMS, PDP — and the machines Hare learned on

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Dr Marie Charles nominated me for the Aspen Institute: “audacious to the point of recklessness”

“Audacious to the point of recklessness”

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Ed Barbier, the environmental economist I met at the Nobel summit

Distinguished Professor, School of Global Environmental Sustainability, Colorado State University; EP3 Sustainability Fellow, 2 accelerators

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Ed Kozel, twice Cisco's CTO and a Santa Fe Institute regular

Cisco's CTO, more than once — and a Santa Fe Institute regular

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Ed Russo: Trump's environmental hero-maker, at my table at the Nobel Sustainability Trust — and a man the Trust can work with

Environmental consultant to Trump for two decades; chair of a federal environmental task force; keynote for the President at the Trust's Miami summit, December 2025 — 'a legit environmentali

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Emily Weeks, USAID senior advisor — met at the Nobel summit

USAID Senior Advisor; EP3 Sustainability Fellow

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Eric Beinhocker wrote The Origin of Wealth — and now runs the Soros-backed institute at Oxford

Proposed by Mendonca for the Consilience Initiative in December 2006; known to Hare slightly from the Santa Fe Institute; Executive Director of INET Oxford since

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Frank Caufield of Kleiner Perkins: “you're like Steve Jobs, and I don't invest in anything”

“You're like Steve Jobs. You almost got me to invest, and I don't invest in anything.”

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Fred Terman, the father of Silicon Valley, was my grandfather's mentor

The father of Silicon Valley — and Hare's grandfather's mentor

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Freeman Dyson, on Project Orion and how to respect the dead

Project Orion, the constellations, and respecting the dead

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Garth Saloner, later Dean of Stanford GSB, co-taught the Grove class

Co-taught the Grove class, then joined Blyth's board

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Ghislaine Maxwell: one party, several calls, and a napkin I still have

One party, several calls, a Santa Fe trip that never happened

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Greg Schott, GSB '91 friend, refined Resilient's business plan at MDV — then MuleSoft, then Salesforce

Executive-in-Residence at Mohr Davidow when he helped shape the original Resilient plan; MuleSoft; EVP at Salesforce after Benioff bought it

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Hewlett-Packard, and the spools of solid gold wire

Gold wire, three mentors, and a lesson that stuck

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Hubert Dreyfus argued philosophy against AI — and taught my mother

Philosophy against artificial intelligence — and Hare's mother's employer

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I bought a quarter of an aeroplane as a hedge against Stanford rejecting me

A quarter share, bought as a hedge against not getting into Stanford

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I hid inside a 65-ton cyclotron magnet my grandfather built, and read nuclear physics until dark

A piece of his grandfather's work, used as a reading room

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I know the scientists who took Epstein's money. Here is what I think they were doing

Guilt by proximity is a failure mode, not a form of vigilance

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Impell: nuclear safety software at sixteen

Nuclear safety systems — and a position outside orthodoxy

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Iris M. Steine, Consilient Angel

A social friend across three chapters — the Bond party, the Summit invitation, the Angel candidacy

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Irv Grousbeck's entrepreneurship class — the one I could not get into

The entrepreneurship class Hare could not get into

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JJ Mullane co-founded the gourmet organic roach coach with Laurene Powell — and is one of my good friends

Stanford GSB class of 1991; Terravera's co-founder with Laurene Powell Jobs; the man Hare sent Julia Seidelin to for a raw-foods restaurant

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Jane Metcalfe, up the hill in Berkeley — the other courtesy ticket

A friend who lives up the hill from Hare in Berkeley; invited to the Nobel Sustainability Trust's 2024 summit on a courtesy VIP ticket, and could not make it

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Jason Weinberg, Pam Alexander's friend, and the first link in the Maxwell chain

Agent and manager to stars including Courtney Love; split his time between New York and LA

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Jim Michael, surrogate father — and the punch cards at Evans Hall

Surrogate father, and the punch cards at Evans Hall

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John Holland's Hidden Order is what the 1998 draft was built on

Hidden Order — the book the 1998 draft was built on

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John Hurley deferred Stanford to command a tank in the Gulf War

Deferred Stanford to command a tank in the Gulf

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John Pleasants ran Ticketmaster, Revolution Health, then Disney's games

Ticketmaster, Revolution Health, then Disney's games business

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Jonathan Paul Hare, who invented the Quantum Privacy Network

Consilient Architect — the node this graph was seeded from

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Karla Brollier: the VIP invitation that became mine, and the Santa Fe Institute tour I arranged for her

Velveteen Ventures principal investor, climate; Alaska Native advocate for indigenous peoples; a career in sustainability, impact ventures and climate — Al Gore, the UN, Patagonia; EP3 Susta

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Ken Rudin made the introduction to Larry Sonsini

The introduction to Sonsini

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Larry Sonsini took one young entrepreneur a year. I got thirty minutes

One young entrepreneur a year. Thirty minutes.

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Laurene Powell Jobs: two red cars on the Oval, the Culture Club, the roach coach — and everything she is a link away from

A year ahead at Stanford GSB; a symphony series; a borrowed Ferrari that was Steve Jobs's. Now: Emerson Collective, The Atlantic, and a network the record wants to reach

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Loree Rodkin, who introduced me to Ghislaine Maxwell over talk of the Santa Fe Institute

Manager turned jewelry designer — Brad Pitt and the early Robert Downey Jr, then custom pieces for celebrities. The Maxwell introduction was hers.

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Marc Singer, and the Hedera conversation

Prospective fund manager — and the Hedera conversation

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Marcelo de Andrade

Met at the Nobel Sustainability Trust summit, Berkeley, November 2024 — EP3 Sustainability Fellow, SMI's chairman for Latin America, and the door to Terra Carta

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Mathis Wackernagel, who co-founded the Global Footprint Network — met at the Nobel summit

Co-founder, Global Footprint Network; EP3 Sustainability Fellow

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McKinsey keeps supplying this record's rooms: a transition session, a CISO summit, and a birthday meeting

Never Hare's client, always in the corridor: Dohrmann, Kaplan, Singer, Mendonca — and the 2026 reintroduction

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Melania Knauss, met at Heidi Klum's party — I took no notice, which tells you about the room

Introduced by Ghislaine Maxwell; standing with Donald Trump, both un-costumed at a pimps-and-prostitutes Halloween; defended twice in this record

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Michael Mauboussin, known from the Santa Fe Institute before he was Chief Investment Strategist at CSFB

The complexity community and Wall Street in one person — which is also this record's whole thesis about where the ideas travel

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Michael Minor called me the smartest GSB graduate in forty years — then I led the coup against him

Boss, braggart, and the husband of Hare's mentor. This page is Hare's account of a thirty-year-old conflict, marked as such throughout, and Minor's own account is invited.

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Michael Stonebraker: Ingres, Postgres, Illustra — the Berkeley lineage the talent came from

The professor whose database dynasty staffed the East Bay, Consilient's bench included

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Mitch Kapor founded Lotus — and James Joaquin re-introduced us on Fourth Street

Known for years from Boston conferences and mutual friends; re-connected in the Berkeley neighborhood both companies shared

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Murray Gell-Mann, who named the quark, refused to rename it for me

Proposed and named quarks; would not give up his own nomenclature

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My father marched beside Martin Luther King at Selma, and photographed it

Selma, 1965 — and the promise

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My grandfather ran the Titan II program, stood up ARPA, and has a 200-word obituary

Nuclear physicist, Titan II, ARPA — and a two-hundred-word obituary

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My grandmother kept every National Geographic since the 1920s

“Grandma” — an MFA from Berkeley, and the trailer below Sequoia

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My other grandfather invented chaff, and died at forty-six

Radar, chaff, and the Stanford lab at the center of Silicon Valley

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NUMMI: GM's worst workforce became its best plant — with no robots and paper cards

The Fremont joint venture where Toyota taught GM the system; visited from Berkeley IEOR in the eighties; the same building is now Tesla's factory

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Olchi Skant said yes in the Stanford Quad — the only proposal I ever made with a ring in my hand

The sweetest love; the only official fiancée; the only remaining Consilient Angel — and a twenty-year silence kept on principle

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Pacific Union College: it pushed them out at eighteen, and apologized through Milton at sixty-five

A premier Adventist institution, twice over: the quiet transfer of 1964, and the 2008 apology to Martin Luther King that Milton Hare accepted from the graduation stage

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Paul Berg, who spliced the first DNA at Stanford, paused the field to think about it, and gave Steve Jobs a landmark lunch — a man I never met but know through many who did

1980 Nobel in Chemistry for recombinant DNA; organizer of Asilomar 1975; first director of Stanford's Beckman Center; the biochemist whose lunch turned Jobs toward NeXT — and a narrator of t

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Peter Nobel, chairman of the Nobel Sustainability Trust — and the Nobel family I met at the summit

Chairman of the Trust (documented); Hare met him, Erik, Stephanie and Johan Nobel at the November 2024 summit at UC Berkeley

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Pierre Omidyar

'Your biggest gift to the world is eBay itself' — a market for trust, said to his face at a Santa Fe Institute trustees' dinner

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Quantum Adaptive Systems Theory: six frameworks imported whole

Six importations, each with its defeating condition

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Ray Lane went radio silent for two weeks — then called to say he'd joined Kleiner Perkins

Complex-adaptive-systems enthusiast via the Aspen Institute; Oracle's technical champions connected the dots; the deal-clout Hare was looking for

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Robert Burgelman taught the strategy course, and I loved him

Co-taught the course, and Hare loved him

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Russell Le Page, philanthropy advisor to the Nobel Sustainability Trust

Met at the November 2024 summit

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Scott Cook built Intuit on watching people — and sat on the board of the market for trust

Quicken's founder; the follow-me-home method; an eBay director in the years Omidyar's trust market scaled

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Scott McNealy interrupted: 'I need to say hello to my best customer'

Sun's CEO, the undisputed big winner of GSB '79–'80 — one of three billionaires pulled into a single D1 conversation circle

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Stanford Graduate School of Business, class of 1992

1990–92 — the faculty, the classmates, and the prize he gave up

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Stanford's Electronics Research Laboratory, where Hewlett and Packard visited

The epicentre of the nascent Valley

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Steve Jobs: the same first job, the same mentor's shadow, the same commune state — and a documentary whose narrators I mostly knew

HP as a teenager, Terman's Valley, an Oregon commune, India, Zen — the parallels the record can actually show; and the borrowed Ferrari, the Z8, and the woman who connects them

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Stuart Dreyfus handed me Hinton's back-propagation paper at Berkeley

Berkeley advisor — and the man who handed him Hinton's paper

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Stuart Kauffman's autocatalytic sets, imported as mathematics rather than analogy

Autocatalytic sets — imported as mathematics, not analogy

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Sun Microsystems: Bechtolsheim, Joy, and the networking decade

The network is the computer

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The EP3 Sustainability Fellows: ten people I have met with repeatedly and introduced to one another

Peter Knez, Marcelo de Andrade, Karla Brollier, Michael McCord, Nancy Watkins, Jeff Weiss, Ed Barbier, Mathis Wackernagel, Paula Ehrlich, Emily Weeks — the Sustainability Fellows of the QPN

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The Highlands Forum: technologists, complexity people and the defense-intelligence community, by invitation

Run by Dick O'Neill, funded by Linton Wells and the DoD — one of the rooms where Hare's two worlds were the same world

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The Johns Hopkins office where Mutual Assured Destruction was worked out

Where the deterrent was worked out

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The Nobel Sustainability Trust: the 2024 summit where Hare met Marcelo, and the 2025 one where Ed Russo spoke for the President

San Francisco with UC Berkeley, November 2024; Miami, 5 December 2025; Doha next — the sustainability-finance room the record's Sustainable Markets work runs through

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The Santa Fe Institute crowd: a network with no center that ran for twenty years

The people who kept showing up in the same rooms

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The Santa Fe Institute: Gell-Mann, Kauffman, Holland, and the coffee room

The coffee break room

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The Wall Street Journal Test: if it can't survive the front page, don't do it

If it cannot survive the front page, it is unethical

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Thomas Stockham, Stanford GSB — and Scott Sandell's mentor

Stanford GSB, and Scott Sandell's mentor

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UC Berkeley: a 2.7 forced curve and twenty-nine Nobel laureates

“Imaginary engineers” — third floor, Etcheverry Hall

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Uncle Harold and Aunt Marjorie took in the fractured household — and kept a room-sized train empire

The SDA minister and the aunt who lived to 104; the house where Milton and Linda landed, with towns, rivers and mountains in miniature

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Union College, Lincoln

Where both grandfathers taught, and the chess games began

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Val Vaden: Harvard then Stanford, my boss, then the competing term sheet

Harvard then Stanford, Tesseract, Benchmark — and a game of chicken with a city bus

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Wyc Grousbeck, now owner of the Boston Celtics, gave me my nickname

Gave Hare his nickname, and the introduction that started the arc

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Yang Lan — 'the Oprah Winfrey of China' — at the Nobel summit's VIP table

Met at the November 2024 summit with her husband Bruno Wang

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A clerical error put me in a room with Myron Scholes and Gary Becker at twenty-two

A résumé sorted into the wrong stack put a twenty-two-year-old into a fourteen-person litigation consulting firm whose expert witnesses were Nobel laureates. Almost everything downstream fol

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All art, no science: Larry Sonsini's blueprint, the Ceridian bluff, and the $90 million story

Larry Sonsini took Hare as his entrepreneur of the year — for the Berkeley loyalty and the Microsoft bridge — and handed him venture capital's true blueprint in one speech: all art, no scien

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Archival Source Record v6 — provenance shell of the held archive

Primary source S-062 · The outline and provenance-metadata document accompanying the full Archival Source Record of 13–14 August 2026 (Gemini-curated, ~178,000 words). The full archive is he

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Berkeley forced a 2.7. Stanford banned recruiters from asking. Same students, opposite behavior

Berkeley engineering enforced a 2.7 mean and taught that nothing is fair. Stanford GSB suppressed grades entirely and handed out a T-shirt telling everyone to stop competing. The same person

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Berkeley — IEOR, the Dreyfus brothers, and Hinton's paper

Primary source S-006 · Dictated in session

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Dan Case, and the introduction to his brother

Primary source S-032 · Dictated in session, with research

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December 2006 — Mendonca, Farrell, Beinhocker, and the McKinsey channel into the Consilience Initiative

Primary source S-078 · Contemporaneous email thread, 18–27 December 2006, from Hare's correspondence, published at his direction. One telephone number redacted per the record's precedent; co

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Ed Russo — the ruling to add him, and the Miami summit link, verbatim

Primary source S-186 · Hare's message in the integrator thread, 31 August 2026, transcribed verbatim (the second paragraph quotes the integrator's own summary back). Recorded grade.

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Evolve Software — the platform, the pivot, the IPO, the margin call

Primary source S-007 · Dictated in session

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Evolve, Consilient, Resilient: what actually ended each one

From outside, Evolve, Consilient and Resilient look like a decade of near-misses. The outcomes were real. But two of the three were ended by instruments Hare designed or agreed to himself —

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Feature vectors before the field: the geometry AI rediscovered forty years later

Matrix transformation in APL and the study of back-propagation at Berkeley in the 1980s; the convergence of AI research on manifold geometry by 2026; and the explainer that states the mappin

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Feature vectors, manifolds, and the metric of trust: the geometry AI rediscovered

Modern AI's deepest design principles — the manifold hypothesis, metrics on latent spaces, hyperbolic embeddings, equivariance — are one lesson learned repeatedly: meaning is what survives c

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Freeman Dyson, the constellations, and Project Orion

Primary source S-021 · Dictated in session

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From Geoffrey Hinton's back-propagation paper to the alignment problem it created

Hare was handed Hinton's back-propagation paper by his advisor in the eighties. Forty years later he has taken a position on what Hinton now says about safety — and built the mechanism for i

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From Terman's lab to The Cats: the Hare line, the Adventist epicenter, and a motel on Route 99

The paternal line runs through the founding circuitry of Silicon Valley — the Radio Research Lab, Terman's Stanford — and through the founding generation of the Adventist church; and when th

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From a $135 million term sheet to a $15 million shakedown, in one year flat

In late Fall 2000, Consilient held a committed $15 million preferred financing at a $135 million pre-money valuation — $150 million post, the reconciliation that settles the record's three c

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GM's worst workforce became its best plant. No robots — 3×5 paper cards

The most productive, highest-quality plant in General Motors' network was the one with the lowest capital investment and no robots — because the leverage was never machinery. It was a coordi

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Gell-Mann — the keynote, the coffee room, the terminology

Primary source S-002 · Dictated in session

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Hare Lineage — Master narrative

Primary source S-059 · DOCX authored by Hare with AI assistance, August 2026; transcribed via pandoc, formatting normalised, wording verbatim.

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How I know Marcelo — Hare's account, verbatim

Primary source S-179 · Hare's message in the integrator thread, 31 August 2026, transcribed verbatim with spellings preserved. Answers question 1 of S-177. Recorded grade.

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How a commune kid reached Michael Spence, Larry Sonsini and Kleiner Perkins

How a commune-raised engineer with no capital reached the chief executives of Cisco and BP, the top technology lawyer in Silicon Valley, and a founding partner of Kleiner Perkins.

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I designed the note and signed the clause that ended Consilient — with Michael Spence as Vice Chairman

The company Hare renamed in order to reach E. O. Wilson. It reached about a hundred people with revenue from Intel, BP and AIG, and was ended by two contractual mechanisms — one he designed

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Iris Steine, the Woodhills, and Ruth Parasol — the last of the Stage 1b flags

Primary source S-113 · Hare's message in the integrator thread, 25 August 2026, transcribed verbatim with spellings preserved.

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Jeff Raskin, Larry Tesler and Alan Kay solved accessibility. This is the same move, one level down

The people who made computing available to ordinary humans solved the last great accessibility problem. This is the same move, one level down — and four of them are already in this record.

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Lenny Mendonca, Zander Arkin, and the Jim Routh arc — Hare's dictation

Primary source S-077 · Hare's dictation, transcribed verbatim with spellings preserved; a supplied public biography of Jim Routh appended as supplied.

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Loree Rodkin, the introduction chain completed, and the party contact entries

Primary source S-102 · Hare's dictation, with a second contemporaneous contact-manager entry transcribed at the end. Spellings and typographical errors preserved. Telephone numbers redacted

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My family traced us to Charlemagne. What I found matters more than the bloodline

Three Seventh-day Adventist family books traced Hare's biological descent back twelve hundred years and then stopped, where the documents did. What he did about the gap — read everything, fo

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NUMMI — the site visit, the system, and the lesson

Primary source S-068 · Hare's voice dictation in three parts, transcribed verbatim with disfluencies preserved.

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Olchi Skant — the proposal in the Stanford Quad, and the twenty-year principle

Primary source S-087 · Hare's message, transcribed verbatim with spellings preserved.

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Out of frame: why Hare is in no society photographs — and what the conversation actually was

Primary source S-090 · Hare's message, transcribed verbatim with spellings preserved.

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Pacific Union College apologized to Martin Luther King. My father accepted it — from the stage

The institution that quietly pushed out a pregnant eighteen-year-old and her seventeen-year-old husband to protect its reputation, and that opposed his fight to desegregate its own churches,

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Personal narrative vignettes — Heidelberg, the Whitsons, Evolve, the Woodhills, Doug Ayer

Primary source S-152 · Hare's first-person vignette document ('Vignettes — Evolve, Woodhills, Doug Ayer, etc.'), supplied 31 August 2026 and transcribed verbatim. Written by the author for t

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Punch cards at eight, a PDP-8 at fifteen, and what each machine taught

Every layer of this architecture was preceded by a smaller version of the same problem, encountered on real hardware, twenty to forty years earlier.

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Sue Siegel, MDV, Greg Schott, Navigenics — Hare's account, verbatim

Primary source S-191 · Hare's message in the integrator thread, 1 September 2026, transcribed verbatim with spellings preserved ('quiet a lot', 'Saleforce', 'Caulfield', 'ofices', 'an friend

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Sue Simon — and the LA Times record that settles Anne Hare's crash

Primary source S-111 · Hare's message in the integrator thread, 25 August 2026, transcribed verbatim with spellings preserved (the LA Times research summary was pasted twice in the original

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The 1994 record — references, and what the resumes show

Primary source S-022 · Contemporaneous documents supplied by the author: resumes and reference lists, 1994–2001

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The Blyth dictation — the immaculate revolution, and the threads around it

Primary source S-070 · Hare's dictation, transcribed verbatim with spellings and disfluencies preserved. Several threads cut off mid-sentence; the final passage is fragmentary.

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The Cisco cluster — Spence, Morgridge, Chambers, Kozel, Warrior

Primary source S-004 · Dictated in session

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The Gemini compilation: Whitson-to-ARPANET, the D1 corridor, and the healthcare pivot

Primary source S-100 · A compilation produced in Hare's Gemini research sessions (which have access to his email archive and filing system) and supplied for merge; preserved verbatim below.

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The Hudson Hotel Halloween party, 2000

Primary source S-010 · Dictated in session

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The Kleiner Perkins orbit, the best free lunch in the Valley, and the Evolve Speed-Ball

A founder in the full orbit of the Valley's most powerful venture partnership — the friendships, the ritual, and the filing discipline that protected the architecture before a single pitch.

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The McKinsey thread, 2024 — Dohrmann, Kaplan, and the history restated

Primary source S-074 · Email thread from Hare's own correspondence, August–September 2024, published at his direction. Redactions: all telephone numbers, and the one personal (non-corporate)

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The Perry ruling, Dodi and Anne Hare, the Turlington quest retired, and the mentor rulings

Primary source S-110 · Hare's message in the integrator thread, 25 August 2026, transcribed verbatim with spellings preserved. Given as rulings on the Stage 1b circle flags, and carrying two

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The SG reconciliation, the Oak Hill note's design, Zaplet, and the DC ecosystem

Primary source S-073 · Hare's message, with supplied research on Zaplet/FireDrop preserved as supplied.

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The Santa Fe Institute coffee room: Gell-Mann, Kauffman, Holland, Arthur

Complex Adaptive Systems Theory describes what self-organizing systems do. This is the constructive version — the same mechanisms treated as design requirements rather than observations.

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The Sustainability Fellows, the Nobel summit's rooms, Peter Knez, Paula Ehrlich, Karla Brollier — and Warnock, the LaserWriter and NeXT: Hare's account, verbatim

Primary source S-188 · Hare's message in the integrator thread, 1 September 2026, transcribed verbatim with spellings preserved ('Marcelo de Andre', 'Ehlrich' in the screenshot; 'Charlegmagn

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