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theatlantic: Why Is One of China’s Leading Philanthropists Selling Cans of ‘Fresh Air’? Mel Brooks beat him to this by twenty five years.John Brunner predicted that all of this would happen.

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Why Is One of China’s Leading Philanthropists Selling Cans of ‘Fresh Air’?

Mel Brooks beat him to this by twenty five years.
John Brunner predicted that all of this would happen.

Reblogged 7 months ago from theatlantic
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