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In the case of LCM, it would have simply been a matter of employing the people who previously worked there. I don't blame anyone for not wanting to do it - that
by justin66 2y ago
In the case of LCM, it would have simply been a matter of employing the people who previously worked there. I don't blame anyone for not wanting to do it - that seems like a strange thing to do - but it is not a mystery what needed to be done.
I wouldn't want to speculate on what Paul Allen's sister would have asked for everything, or whether she's even someone who can be dealt with. But I do tend to think we're going to see these priceless historical artifacts go for pennies on the dollar. There's a lot that could be said about that, but certainly the work of the people who were employed at that museum was a great part of its value.
- paulpauper 2y agothen they aren't priceless if that is what people are willing to pay? Storage imposes a cost. it's the white elephant problem.
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