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Danny Crichton

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I write on technology, science and global power at Securities/Riskgaming as Partner @Lux_Capital. Fellow @ManhattanInst, former Managing Editor @TechCrunch
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Biological War: A Book Launch Party by Lux Capital

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By Laurence Pevsner, Danny Crichton Verified
| luma.com
​A highly contagious, genetically modified pathogen is on the loose. The clock is ticking. What happens next? How do we prevent total societal collapse? Come join NYT bestselling national security author Annie Jacobsen and Lux Capital near Flatiron for an intimate conversation and celebration for her new book Biological War: A Scenario on the day of its release. ​Drinks and light bites will be served. Dystopia will be discussed. Plagues will be prevented—hopefully.
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Happy Semiquincentennial America!

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By Danny Crichton Verified
| readsecurities.com
It’s a holiday, so I’ll keep this brief before fireworks coruscate the night sky: America was and is the greatest living experiment in cultivating human ingenuity in furtherance of individual and collective progress.
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A review of Fyodor Tertitskiy’s Accidental Tyrant

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By Danny Crichton Verified
| dannycrichton.com
North Korea’s opacity is all but impregnable. Its neighbors, Russia and China, are dictatorships that work ever more diligently to control the speech of their citizens, but the two have got nothing on the Hermit Kingdom’s totalitarianism. Even the most rudimentary facts about what’s happening in the country are all but unknown to the outside world.
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