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THE GENIUS WHO PERISHED ON FLIGHT 11.

The article profiles Daniel Mark Lewin, who before being killed in Flight 11 was a genius who changed the Internet forever and an ex-commando trained in the most elite army unit of Israel. According to his parents, Lewin has possessed an extraordinary vigor since his childhood, which was shown in hi...

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Published in:Psychology Today Vol. 46; no. 5; pp. 62 - 70
Main Author: Raskin, Molly Knight
Format: Article
Published: Sussex Publishers LLC Sep/Oct2013
Subjects:
Creative ability
Gifted children
Terrorism
Entrepreneurship
Software architecture
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