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Jiang's label for tech celebrities who publicly personify systems he says are really controlled elsewhere.
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Jiang's label for tech celebrities who publicly personify systems he says are really controlled elsewhere.
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He says Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and similar figures function as poster boys or front people who make military and public knowledge acceptable, entrepreneurial, and monetizable.
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"...the US government built this knowledge, right? It belongs to American people. So how do you monetize public knowledge? Well, you create public companies,..."
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"And Hewlett -Packard said to him, no, keep it for yourself. That's really strange, guys. What corporation is so generous? Why would they do..."
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