Name: Annie Jacobsen: "The Pentagon's Brain.DARPAの無修正歴史」｜Googleで講演 (Annie Jacobsen: "The Pentagon's Brain: An Uncensored History of DARPA" | Talks at Google)
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And thank you so much to Google for having me

and the tech guys for trying to make this work.

And this book is about the Pentagon's Brain,

which is sometimes how DARPA is referred to at the Pentagon.

One of the most frequent questions that I am asked

is how do I get these guys to talk to me?

with that, because I do write about these seemingly

which was still very classified up until recently, to DARPA.

And what I would like to mention is that one of my Area 51

stealth technology for the government going back to when

Eisenhower was president told me, he said, Annie,

and he was quoting Pasteur, but the idea is that we should just

be as knowledgeable as we can and be prepared

And the other thing that he told me was look up, not down,

and he said that because physicists, as I have learned,

the mysteries of whatever it is they have in front of them.

are dealing with weapons related issues, but looking up,

whether it's at bees, birds, bats, the moon, or the cosmos,

But he also meant look up, meaning go up.

then go to that guy's boss, and if that guy gives you a no,

Because, he told me-- and I have found this to be true--

that the most knowledgeable people among us

They do not want to hoard the information.

find that it's important for this country that they love.

All of the national security scientists I work with

are real patriots, and they talk about how

even if they worked on classified programs,

they stay abreast of what is unclassified

And so that is how I approach these things, and three

of the scientists that I was most happy to work

with on this book-- Charles Townes invented the laser,

I was at the Pentagon trying to learn about laser beam weapons.

They're called directed energy weapons, DEW weapons.

They're among the most classified systems

in the government and no one would tell me anything.

They wouldn't even tell me basic technology about how it worked.

I looked up and not down, and ultimately I

found my way to Charles Townes, still giving interviews at age

98 when we spoke at the University of California,

And he told me some amazing stories about the laser

I write about in the book, which give you

a real clear idea of why these weapons are so important, why

they're so secret, and it has to do with accuracy and precision.

He was the co-founder of the Jason scientists.

So if anyone has heard of the Jason scientists,

they are perhaps the most elite, most secretive defense

been since they created their organization in 1960,

specifically to work for DARPA, which was then called ARPA.

And he was a social scientist, and he ran the program

for ARPA, which was called the Viet Cong Motivation and Morale

You could do a whole linguistic study on that title.

But it was interesting to see how social science played

a role in the Vietnam War, and then again played

to realize that DARPA, who is an organization that

weapons of the present and of the future,

is also in the business of social science.

I also say that-- I like to say that the truth has

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