Could Twitter Save Rome? | J@N | 10.5.10

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inevitably crumbled under their own weight. What if Persians had cell phones? Could Google have saved Rome? Could the Aztecs have ruled the world with the power of Twitter? Obviously, due to the lack of microprocessor technology and the harnessing of electricity, these tools could never have existed in these ancient periods. But what about the future of human civilization? Are our “empires” of today destined to reign for eternity because of our ability to communicate?

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