Since the 1940s, the brilliant minds at GE Aviation's facility in Lynn have been revolutionizing air travel. By Scott Kearnan Entrance to private GE campus It's the american dream: Build something big out of something small, watch it take flight, and then be rewarded by moving up a chain of command. But in the information age, when many people are pouring their sweat and elbow grease into cyberspace instead of onto an assembly line, that sort of sentimentality sounds hopelessly nostalgic.You might think you'd have to time travel back to Mayberry to see such old-school ingenuity in action. Instead, set your coordinates to Lynn, hom
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