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Walter Isaacson

Author of “The Code Breaker,” bios of Musk, Einstein, Jobs,████████████████████████████████████

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Former CEO at CNN

Former Editor at TIME

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Lives in New Orleans, Louisiana

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Followed by 4,347 people

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Isaacson.tulane.edu

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