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Cities, Creativity, and Why the World Will Never Be Flat

by David Tollen | Feb 12, 2013 | Writing About History

How have cities thrived and spread for the last five thousand years when they labor under such heavy burdens? In historic societies, city-dwellers lived shorter, less healthy lives than country-folk and produced too few children to maintain urban populations,...
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