-- "Back when there was only one phone company (AT&T) and a five-minute long-distance call could cost the equivalent of $25, the incentives for hacking the system were clear."
-- "The part of Wall Street that I worked in was simply transferring wealth from the less sophisticated investors, often teachers' pension funds and factory workers' retirement accounts, to the more sophisticated investors that call themselves proprietary trading desks and hedge funds."
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