The Imagineers of War: The Untold Story of DARPA, the Pentagon Agency That Changed the World

Have been a fan of Weinberger since 2007, enjoy the way she writes and love the subject matter. This book is highly interesting full of ideas, experiments and revelations that perhaps, the general public would be unaware of, if it wasn’t for her tenacity.The, “Jewel in the Crown”, for me has to be “augmented cognition”, simply because the implication of such technology is immense for the whole of humanity. Additionally the existence of such technology has in March 2020, been publicly acknowledged by Joseph Makin of the University of California.On a personal level her writings bring a feeling of peacefulness, acceptance and understanding, as did her article in The Washington Post of the 14th January 2007. Having been the subject of the development of this technology, I hope one day she chooses to read my book on the experiment.Finally, “The Imagineers of War”, is an excellent read that would be appreciated and enjoyed by anyone with an interest in covert Government activities and I highly recommend this book to all.

It is quite rare to find a writer with the bravery to confront an org with such an embossed image. With a seemingly endless and inexhaustible energy, the narrative questions and critiques DARPA fairly and fruitfully.

An instructive and captivating read about the making of one of the foundation blocks of the Fourth Industrial Revolution