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THE USEFULLNESS OF USELESS KNOWLEDGE

An essay from more than 80 years ago on how knowledge without immediate practical use, and the pursuit of it, still often ends up leading to important new inventions and useful knowledge.

And on the side, some of the descriptions of the age seem strikingly familiar to our times as well.

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