Alex Wellerstein on Twitter: "Daniel Ellsberg's 1968 briefing to Henry Kissinger on the epistemological perils of secrecy is worth a serious read and jibes with much anthro/sociological work on the subject: https://t.co/7rnOUjbHxJ"

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Historian of science, secrecy, and nuclear weapons. Professor of STS at @FollowStevens. UC Berkeley alum with a Harvard PhD. NUKEMAP creator. Coder and web dev.

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1. Will Thomas‏ @GWilliamThomas 4 Dec 2017
  
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  Reminds me of Herman Kahn's ruminations on consultation and epistemology, also at RAND, but in 1957, a sample below. The last sentence leads one immediately to thinking about Ellsberg.pic.twitter.com/COPIO2d8Oi
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1. David N. Schwartz‏ @dschwa8059 4 Dec 2017
  
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  This is great - thanks! Looking forward to reading his new book on his time as a nuclear strategist. My friend Fred Kaplan has a review in Slate today. And can't help but thinking about Fermi and his attitude toward secrecy.....
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