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The quoted tweeted study shows that places that lost more young men in WW1 became less innovative.

One can add that the type of people lost in WW1 often were above average in their human capital. People disproportionately lost were the aristocracy, officers, students from… https://t.co/VmcX7MKZU3 pic.twitter.com/R0jKh4Wmpm

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