Reminds of the one time I met Bruno Latour...it was in an elevator in Singapore; we had to show him how it worked.

Staff - underpaid and overworked - aren't too happy either.

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[We] "awaken each day with many different fears: that we or our family members will disappear, that hyperinflation will wreck our savings once again, that our migrant loved ones are not safe in the places where they sought refuge."

"the cost of the resulting economic catastrophe was brutally shifted onto the population. Public spending shrank, except to strengthen the police and military apparatus, leaving our civic institutions hollow."

"Our society has been orphaned, ground down to its most basic capacities. The government has been reduced to a mere apparatus for securing its own continuity. "

"life has become an exercise in struggle in an economy of scraps and favors, making do with a patchwork of informal jobs and relationships that can never quite fill the void left by the corruption and inefficiency of the government."

Wreckers.

The library, which received service and quality awards, includes books from Soviet rocket scientists describing missions during the 1960s and 1970s, as well as information about experiments on NASA missions during the heyday of human space exploration.