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Gabriel Gatehouse

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Teller of tales (some short, some long, none tall.) Former BBC foreign correspondent. Book out 5 Sept, available to pre-order smarturl.it/TheComingStorm
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Conspiracy Theories

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By Gabriel Gatehouse, Vincent Bugliosi, Patricia Lambert, Dan E. Moldea
| Five Books
You’ve studied and written a great deal about conspiracy theories, perhaps the hottest of hot topics, and the five books you say one should read to understand this are narrative history books, case studies, as opposed to theoretical or sociological surveys of conspiratorial thinking. Why?
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My hunt for the elusive Bitcoin founder led me to a lab of severed heads

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By Gabriel Gatehouse
| Yahoo
When I began my search for the most mysterious figure in tech, I never expected to find myself in a room full of severed human heads. And yet that’s exactly where I ended up, in a state-of-the-art facility in Phoenix, Arizona, surrounded by giant metal cylinders filled with liquid nitrogen, wondering if one of them contained the frozen remains of Satoshi Nakamoto. Satoshi is the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, the world’s first cryptocurrency.
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The myths that made Elon Musk

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By Gabriel Gatehouse
| businessandamerica.com
In the early hours of November 6, as the result of the US presidential election was called, Elon Musk posted a picture of himself walking into the Oval Office carrying a heavy porcelain basin. The image showed him standing on the iconic plush blue carpet with the presidential seal, gold curtains in the background. The chair behind the Resolute desk was conspicuously vacant.
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