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(The rest of the article is worth a read too! Maybe nothing really new per se, but well and crisply expressed)

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The very last sentence, by Litt, is the only one truly irking me. "If we can’t adapt, he added, “whose fault is that?”" I wonder. Whose fault would it be, bringing an overfunded sledgehammer to the foundations of a centuries-old endeavor without giving a damn and requiring it adapt in merely years?