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Betting big with Zimbabwe's growing legion of foreign currency traders(restofworld.org)
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Are these online pleas for humanitarian aid or ISIS fundraising?(restofworld.org)
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Venus flytraps found to produce magnetic fields(sciencedaily.com)
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The mysterious photo of a purple flower that receives 78M hits each day(restofworld.org)
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People fighting to keep Urdu alive online(restofworld.org)
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WhatsApp risks losing its most loyal customers: Indian uncles and aunties(restofworld.org)
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Our bodies contain trillions of cells, most of which aren't our own(bbc.com)
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A Nigerian motorcycle rideshare app boom went bust(restofworld.org)
1 points by gbseventeen3331 6y ago|1 comments
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Global tech trends to watch in 2021(restofworld.org)
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The year TikTok took over the world(restofworld.org)
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A Biden administration could impact global technology(restofworld.org)
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In China, without a digital identity, you barely have an identity at all(restofworld.org)
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South Korean e-commerce titan Coupang falters as rapid growth hurts its workers(restofworld.org)
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Indonesia’s digital authoritarianism: Blackouts, fake news, and hacking attacks(restofworld.org)
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A British Covid tracing app misses the mark(theverge.com)
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In the Philippines, fake news can get you killed(restofworld.org)
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Who’s afraid of a meme? Pakistan’s TikTok ban is not like the others(restofworld.org)
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Cosmic rays may soon stymie quantum computing(sciencedaily.com)
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In China, therapy is going mobile, fueled by a rising middle class(restofworld.org)
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An Israeli dealer pioneered the smartphone drug marketplace(restofworld.org)
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Artificial intelligence yields new antibiotic(sciencedaily.com)
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Solution to '3 utilities problem' could lead to better computers(sciencedaily.com)
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Amid surveillance and bans, Tibetan refugees rethink their dependence on WeChat(restofworld.org)
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China's craigslist, 58 Tongcheng, provides community for masses of unemployed(restofworld.org)
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Texting sees positive results when used in psychotherapy(sciencedaily.com)
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Virtual “death cafes” spring up to help people confront mortality amid Covid-19(scmp.com)
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UBI-like experiment in Brazil is “like oxygen to the economy” amid a pandemic(restofworld.org)
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In Bangladesh, there is no Amazon, no eBay. All e-commerce is Facebook-commerce(restofworld.org)
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The boom in single-serving everything as young South Koreans opt out of society(restofworld.org)
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A little-known Chinese mobile phone manufacturer became Africa's #1 supplier(restofworld.org)
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