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See No Evil
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An investigation into how software wires global supply chains, and what code conceals.
See No Evil Miriam Posner Software helps companies coordinate the supply chains that sustain global capitalism. How does the code work—and what does it conceal? Trawling a hotel minibar one night while on a work trip to Amsterdam, I found a piece of chocolate with an unusual name: Tony’s Chocolonely. I giggled at how apt the name was—who eats minibar chocolate unless they are, indeed, a little lonely?—and, on a whim, plugged it into Google. The results were more sobering than I’d expected. The founder of Chocolonely , Teun (Tony) van de Keuken, founded the company with the goal of making the f
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