Alistair felt confirmed in his sense, formed during his years of pornographically researching billionaires, that online knowability was inversely correlated with wealth except at the very top end: that if graphed it would follow a skewed U. Most people in the bottom ninety-nine percent either publicized themselves of their own volition or were eminently findable, and the very richest people, your Bill Gateses and Warren Buffetts, were famous to the point of immortality. But in between was a nonnegligible slice of world-movers, heirs and investors and minor moguls like Herve, whom it was almost
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