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In October 1960 Atlanta student leaders convinced King to participate in a sit-in at Rich’s, a local department store.

Whether you can draw a security hub in other places - you could NOT draw one in Atlanta before ISS.

Seriously, in Atlanta there is a delivery service called zifty and I got really excited when they announced these meal plates.

I read in the economist a few years ago that Atlanta is run well.

Yes, Atlanta has a real startup scene across several clusters.

I think Atlanta was very lucky to have Chris Klaus and ISS, but it also happened to have Jay Chaudhry and Michael McChesney.

I'm not refuting you, I'm just saying that I think GATech has more to do with the Atlanta security scene than ISS does.

I think there were vectors in place, pushing Atlanta the whole way.

Also note: When founder paths cross in and out of the cluster, I’ve included the complete path, whether they remained in Atlanta or not.

But it's heartening to see that Atlanta has.

One can wonder, is Atlanta such a major hub simply because they have so much land or is that really an optimal connection airport for so many major routes?

I think Atlanta wanted to birth a security cluster.

As to your other comments, I'll just quote me, since you didn't read the article: "This is an incomplete founder map of security companies in Atlanta.

This means that a few of these companies, such as ZScaler, aren’t Atlanta companies, and that a few companies like Starpound, aren’t security companies." I'm actually particularly interested in offshoots that aren't security companies, as well as flows into this cluster, and so I've included them.

So, if it's not a coincidence that ISS was the Netscape of security in Atlanta, what do you think the reason is?

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