Dec 31, 09 | 9:18 AM
BY Michael Wolff
I’ve been full-body scanned—and it was pretty disturbing. This was at the beginning of the Iraq War. Every journalist trying to get into the daily briefings at CENTCOM headquarters in Doha had to go through the machine. This went on every day for weeks so a certain affability built up between scanner and scannee and, eventually, curiosity willed out. Here then, in a privileged glimpse, I saw the topology of the human condition, every shadow, line, contour. This...
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