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A Doctor Doctor https://t.co/duG6gUFPGH [email protected] As seen fleetingly on Netflix. Author of this Magnum Opus in @NatureComms 👉 https://t.co/mAutiefY4u
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Joined June 2008
RT @Culture_Crit: 10. Erie County Savings Bank, Buffalo Once the pride of Buffalo, before an "urban" renewal project of the 1960s came for…
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RT @Culture_Crit: 9. Old Met Opera House, NYC The Metropolitan Opera Association moved to a new venue in the '60s, but didn't want competi…
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RT @Culture_Crit: 8. Birmingham Terminal Station Another great train station demolished in the '60s — this time for a new highway. As the…
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RT @Culture_Crit: 7. Old Penn Station, NYC It's no exaggeration to say that New York built one of the greatest works of transport infrastr…
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RT @Culture_Crit: 6. Old Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, NYC What was demolished to make room for the Empire State Building in 1929? The world's l…
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RT @Culture_Crit: Chicago was stripped of the largest dome in the United States (larger than the US Capitol), and a true wonder of the Beau…
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RT @Culture_Crit: 5. Chicago Federal Building Demolished in the 1960s to make room for the endlessly expanding government departments to f…
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RT @Culture_Crit: 4. Old Detroit Library Detroit also had a majestic library, and like Cincinnati, a towering, sky-lit atrium. It was deem…
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RT @Culture_Crit: 3. The Fisher Theatre, Detroit This technically still stands (inside Detroit's Fisher Building), but the glorious "Mayan…
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RT @Culture_Crit: 2. Garrick Theater, Chicago That's not the only thing demolished for more parking space. The US has a rich heritage of…
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RT @Culture_Crit: America built some of the world's greatest architecture — then demolished it. A thread of the most beautiful buildings t…
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RT @AsimovPress: When reverse transcription (RNA → DNA) was discovered in 1970, Nature ran an editorial titled “Central Dogma Reversed.” C…
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$938b meltdown: Wall Street darling suffers biggest one-day loss in history
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RT @projectkim: In 1991, one man coded for 28 hours straight without sleep. What he created transformed both gaming and aerospace engineer…
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