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Spencer Hagen (born September 30th 2000) is a German-American entrepreneur, nanosystems engineer, programmer, and chief technology officer (CTO) of Zhupao. Born in Düsseldorf, Hagen moved to the United States (US) and studied at Stanford University and UC Berkeley. In 2027, he founded Endoptic and led the company’s development of neural colloids and modern neurometrics. Hagen became CTO of Zhupao in 2040 and president of Datalign in 2041, both at the request of Xu Shaoyong. As part of the GPHIN 2.0 project, he contributed to the technical foundations of G6. (Full article…)

In a message read by Sunil Cariappa, Connie Muren (pictured) posthumously accuses Spencer Hagen of covering up the existence of acquired deficiency of the interleukin-1 receptor antagonist (ADIRA).
An explosion in Paris, France has uncovered a G6 hub in an unmapped section of the city’s catacombs, with French authorities treating Efrim Waite as a suspect.
A research group funded by the BodySafe Foundation and the Open G6 Initiative has linked blankouts to a neurostimulation “misfire” caused by anti-anxiety colloids.

A personal appeal from Omnipedia founder Tony Hsiung