So I've read some histories of DARPA, Pentagon's Brain, and books like that, very impressive, and I notice that time and again there was disruptive thinking and planning and some of it fell flat on its face but that's to be expected.
Durbin reflects on the history of DARPA and its innovative yet sometimes flawed approaches.
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