Email exchange between Noam Chomsky and a private individual discussing scientific models
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The passage contains a casual email conversation about behavioral science theories and currency, with no concrete allegations, financial flows, or involvement of high‑ranking officials. It offers no a Discussion of discredited behavioral science model and Big Data. Mention of 'one currency' warnings, but no specifics. No references to government agencies, officials, or financial transactions.
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