Matt Blaze on Nostr: It's impossible, at least for someone like me who was living in Manhattan on that ...
It's impossible, at least for someone like me who was living in Manhattan on that terrible day, to see this building and not think of tragedy. Though for me, 9/11 played out not just here, but across the city, in hastily copied missing posters on walls and outside hospitals. The ephemera of 9/11 is gone now; the new building is the main tangible reminder of what was lost.
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