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Broken genius : the rise and fall of William Shockley, creator of the electronic age
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Broken genius : the rise and fall of William Shockley, creator of the electronic age

Joel N. Shurkin

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I: Moira: May and Billy
'I've got dark eyes. I can frighten people'
The lightness of being
II: Hubris: war and the transistor
'Of a highly explosive character'
'I hope you have better luck in the future'
'I think we better call Shockley'
'There's enough glory in this for everybody'
'...To do my climbing by moonlight & unroped'
'Well-equipped female with brains'
III: Nemesis: silicon valley and obsession
'Really peculiar ideas about how to motivate people'
'Three generations of imbeciles are enough'
'What law of nature have you discovered?'
'Someday we may actually be terrible alone'
'The high cost of thinking the unthinkable'
'I love you'.

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Broken genius : the rise and fall of William Shockley, creator of the electronic age by Joel N. Shurkin. ISBN 9781403988157. Published by Macmillan in 2006. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.

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