The Room That Was A Brain [repeat]

The Room That Was A Brain [repeat]

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The plan: to connect Chile through a network. Like the internet. But in 1971.

Half-century ago, Salvador Allende’s socialist government developed a technology that connected the Chilean economy in real time and distributed power among its workers. What happened with Cybersyn — that proto Latin American internet?

NOTE: This version of the episode published in 2019 includes a brief update in the end.

Find the English translation of “The Room That Was A Brain [Repeat]” here. Or check out the Spanish transcript here.


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CREDITS

PRODUCED BY
Natalia Messer and Victoria Estrada


EDITED BY
Camila Segura, Silvia Viñas, and Daniel Alarcón.


FACT CHECKING
 Andrea López Cruzado


SOUND DESIGN
Andrés Azpiri 


MUSIC
Jacob Rosatti


ILLUSTRATION
Carla Berrocal


COUNTRY
Chile


SEASON 13
Episode 8


PUBLISHED ON
11/07/2023

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