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What If the Atomic Bomb had not been Invented?
Can a disaster be a saving grace? That was the essential question that this team sought to answer two years ago. Thanks to the diligence of Tom Smith, who figured out how to compress and convert a 50 minute file so it could be uploaded intact to Vimeo, we proudly present an Integrated Project video from the past. It was the request of Brian Ludroff, and here it is:
What If the Atomic Bomb Had Not Been Invented? from RJ Stangherlin on Vimeo.
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