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Feeling unsafe outside? These apps can help you

Tips and tricks for emergency cases
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May 6, 2021 3 min

Can be a lifesaver in some cases, though there are many other not less valuable ways to keep safe: from walking in groups to learning self-defense, or carrying paper spray

A must-read for when going out alone in unsafe places

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The one single biggest force controlling our life

Sacha Baron Cohen's perspective on social networks
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May 4, 2021 4 min

Proper usage of social networks can save many lives and minimize depression

For when parents allow kids starting to use social networks

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Coca-Cola and Obesity: Tied at the Hip?

While Coca-Cola has offered delicious drinks for more than a century, the health effects of soft drinks must be analyzed. Read on to learn Coca-Cola’s impact on public health, obesity, and our economy.

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Nov 17, 2020 4 min

Being aware of your sugar consumption has a fair chance of saving your life.

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Can there be a high-scale example of a constructive usage of social networks?

Tyrants and regimes had fallen following revolutions ignited by social networks, but can social networks also help build an alternative?

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May 5, 2021 4 min

Rethinking social networks may support constructive collaborations that will be able to save many lives - read on to learn about some of the key challenges with social networks

Could be useful to know prior to igniting the next social network-based revolution

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