John Brockman person

“And Brockman also released his book called The Third Culture and founded a group called The Reality Club, which had physicist Heinz Pagels, P-A-G-E-L-S, in it. He died a year later in 1996.…”

“Murray Gelman, and had originally sold Gelman's book, The Quark and the Jaguar, to Banton Books for $550,000. Gelman only managed to produce a partial manuscript. They worked around, tried to resell it. But it was Epstein that kind of came …”

“all the people that were involved. Brockman's apparent passing of the manuscript to the CIA raises the possibility that he basically was working for the agency, which as far as I'm concerned, he was based on all of the different things they…”

“And it had to do with an unpublished manuscript that Brockman got a hold of. The KGB official was Valentin Axelenko, who met an American businesswoman, Brenda Lipskin, and had befriended, they had befriended each other. And one of his Washi…”