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Paging Dr. Robot

By The New Yorker  
   September 23, 2019

When Pier Giu­lianotti was a medi­cal student, he hated the sight of blood. In the mid-seventies, he travelled from his native Italy to Spain, on a fellowship, and watched a lung resection. “I nearly fainted,” he recalled recently. “I had to sit down in the corner.” The next day, he attended a plastic-surgery procedure. “Something more gentle,” he told himself. 

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