In Bellaire, TX, a local episode of The Engines of Our Ingenuity has been released. The episode number is 1591. It discusses the concept of completed technologies, using Baroque violins as an example. Further information about this episode can be found through Houston Public Media, which is affiliated with NPR and PBS.
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