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Renny Babiarz is a former Analyst at the NGA (National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency) and the VP of Analysis & Operations at AllSource Analysis, a company focused on providing geospatial Intelligence investigations. One of the angles of Renny's work is better understanding China's Nuclear testing using satellite imagery, Open Source Intelligence methods & location data.

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About Renny:

• Twitter
• LinkedIn
• AllSource Analysis

Shownotes

• AllSource
• 2021 NPR Report “A New Tunnel is Spotted At a Chinese Nuclear Test Site”
• Jeffrey Lewis Interview
• Washington Post Chine Nuclear Missile Silo Article
• Renny's book
• Books & Podcast recommendations:
  • The Realignment
  • Making Sense by Sam Harris
  • Industry (could not find it!)
  • China Built the Bomb by John W Lewis & Litai Xue (Affiliate Link)
• Flipping the tables, Max's book & podcasts:
  • Lex Fridman
  • Joe Rogan
  • Kanye West on Lex Fridman
  • “La Horde du Contrevent” by Alain Damasio (Affiliate Link)

Timestamps

(00:00) Introduction 

02:51) Conversation starts: Renny's Journey with the NGA 

(12:45) AllSource's work 

(15:55) Defining Open & Proprietary 

(18:42) Deciding which Analysis to publish 

(23:12) Researching China's Nuclear Program 

(29:43) How Projects Get Started 

(34:39) Starting from Known Areas of Interest 

(37:50) Automating Change Detection 

(42:20) The Importance of Communicating Nuance 

(48:13) Misinformation vs Disinformation 

(51:21) The Hard Execrcise of Social Media Communication 

(55:21) Twitter 

(57:08) Sources & 'Peer Review' 

(01:03:19) Working with Outside Analysts 

(01:10:03) Teaching Geospatial Intelligence 

(01:13:09) Teaching Soft Skills & Communications 

(01:18:33) Renny's book 

(01:23:52) Importance of staying hands on 

(01:27:59) Micromanaging 

(01:30:23) Book and podcast recommendation 

(01:35:32) Flipping the tables: Max's Book & Podcast recommendation

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