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Gender: Male
Website: hankejh.com
Location: New York, United States

Address:	New York, New York 10019 United States

Interested In:	Computing, Web, Communications, Energy, Biomedicine, Business
Technology Interests:	I have my eyes on philanthropy, education, extreme broadband wireless, mobile devices, massively parallel computing/machine intelligence, web services for small-to-medium businesses, CRM, ASP/SAAS, Corporate Social Responsibility and cashless commerce.
Favorite Books:	Fermat's Enigma: The Epic Quest to Solve the World's Greatest Mathematical Problem (Simon Singh), Confederacy of Dunces (John Kennedy Toole), Critical Path (R. Buckminister Fuller)
Favorite Quotes:	"Always make new mistakes." ~ Esther Dyson
About Me:	Smithsonian Laureate CTO, entrepreneur/investor and patent-holding inventor with a broad background in computer engineering/physics and business.

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