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First Asimov's house and now this. Don't you appreciate a bit that it's a part of history of humanity that you just torn down? Not just yours, which would be s
by guard-of-terra 12y ago
First Asimov's house and now this.
Don't you appreciate a bit that it's a part of history of humanity that you just torn down? Not just yours, which would be still a shame.
- ndesaulniers 12y agoContext: http://www.mhpbooks.com/petition-for-a-historical-marker-at-isaac-asimovs-home/ http://www.mhpbooks.com/petition-for-a-historical-marker-at-...
- whyenot 12y agoThe physical lab wasn't a part of the history of humanity, what was done there -- that's what is important. The building was not in good shape and the landlord(s) have had trouble finding long term tenants for the site for decades. A shopping mall and high density housing are a much better use for the site. The building may be gone, but memories of Shockley, both the good and the bad, live on.
- timthorn 12y agoBy that reasoning, BT's plans to build on Bletchley Park would have been fine. The physical context of a place is often a central part of understanding the an activity and how the people involved worked.