This sub-title at least avoids the dreaded "XX : How .." phrase.
On Oct 16th 1940, Gotham's concrete jungle rescued the NATURAL penicillin stone its (British) builders had rejected and gave the world's first antibiotic shot. Alexander Fleming's ARTIFICIAL penicillin (ironically from leafy green Oxford !) won a Nobel but failed morally and technically. Instead Manhattan Natural radiated hope to a world tired, huddled and wretched. On its 75th, let's remind terrorist Ramzi Yousef about a Manhattan project that saved far more lives than the A-Bomb ever killed.
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"Agape's Manhattan Project"
ReplyDeleteTen billion of us are better off, because a dying Manhattan doctor put saving ten others above his own life
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"Agape's Manhattan Project"
Why ten billion of us are better off because a dying Manhattan doctor put saving ten others above his own life
The ten billion of us "are" is a problem (if I had a PhD and tenure, it be problematic).
ReplyDeleteMy claim is actually that 10 billion, since 1940, have had improved lives thanks to Dawson's efforts - but that about 3 billion of us has since passed on.