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PastPresentFuture

Dan Gardner

Exploring history to understand today and shape a better tomorrow.

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Authors

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  • Dan Gardner

    New York Times bestselling author of Risk (The Science of Fear in the US) and Future Babble. Co-author of How Big Things Get Done (with Bent Flyvbjerg) and Superforecasting (with Philip Tetlock.)

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