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It was mentioned as a book that described the hippie origins of the personal computer and how people like Doug Engelbart, Steve Jobs, and Stuart Brand were involved in the early stages of the digital revolution.
Actually, it was told by the New York Times technology writer John Markoff, who wrote a kind of overlooked book called What the Door Mouse Said, which was telling the hippie origins of the personal co...
— Episode: 193. Someone Else’s Acid Trip
Episode: 193. Someone Else’s Acid Trip
It was mentioned as a book that described the hippie origins of the personal computer and how people like Doug Engelbart, Steve Jobs, and Stuart Brand were involved in the early stages of the digital revolution.
Actually, it was told by the New York Times technology writer John Markoff, who wrote a kind of overlooked book called What the Door Mouse Said, which was telling the hippie origins of the personal computer and how basically from Doug Engelbert and Steve Jobs and Stuart Brand, they were all dropping acid.
