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Tim Hwang

  • Writer, Researcher and General Counsel, Substack, Freelance
United States
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high politics, secret exploration, distant warfare
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America Needs a New Generation of War Scouts

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By Tim Hwang
| Pirate Wires Verified
One of the greatest photospreads in American military thinking appears in the May 11, 1959 issue of LIFE Magazine. There, amidst an article about the then newly-formed RAND Corporation in Santa Monica, four pages capture the goings-on at what the magazine diminutively called a “valuable batch of brains” and an “odd little company.” The photos are out of a parallel universe. There’s a guy putting a chunk of beryllium in his mouth to prove that it’s safe for industrial use in planes.
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Metascience in Dangerous Times

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By Tim Hwang
| macroscience.org
Ship in a Storm on a Rocky Coast, by Jan Porcellis (painted around 1618). Source: Wikimedia. As Macroscience relaunches, a fundamental question has been on my mind. Namely, how must metascience adapt to understand the shape of science in the coming years? Since we went on hiatus late last year, the Trump administration has fundamentally reconfigured the government’s involvement in American science and research.
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How to Implement an Operation Warp Speed for Rare Earths

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By Arnab Datta, Saif Khan, Tim Hwang, Tim Fist
| employamerica.org
This is a joint report published with Institute for Progress Arnab Datta is Managing Director of Policy Implementation at Employ America Saif Khan is Distinguished Technology Fellow at IFP Tim Hwang is Senior Technology Fellow at IFP Tim Fist is Director of Emerging Technology Policy at IFP Summary China has instituted far-reaching controls on rare earth exports to every country in the world, exploiting its global dominance in rare earth elements mining and processing.
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