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100% Renewable Energy: Can we Live without Fossil Fuels?
When we talk about energy production and consumption, we inevitably have to talk about Fossil Fuels and renewable energy. The impacts of coal and oil on our planet is undeniable and the search for viable alternatives is still ongoing. Over…
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Digital Pirates: How Piracy Changes Consumerism for Good
If you've lived through the early days of the internet and beyond, chances are you have indulged yourself in some innocent internet piracy. Chances are that you have seen the rise and fall of Napster and enjoyed the way it helped you…
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What Data does Facebook Collect From Us? Take a Look!
Cambridge Analytica and the Facebook Data Breach are still very much dominating the news, especially with the recent hearing involving Mark Zuckerberg. While changes to Facebook's approach to Data Security and Privacy are (hopefully)…
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Technology Kills Patience: The Generation that Does Not Wait
How many of us are still willing to sit for at least thirty minutes to be served with whatever we want in a restaurant? How many of us are willing to start from the bottom then work our way to the top or to be patient to get a promotion?…
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Genetics and Race: Science is Colorblind
The concept of race seems to be an inherent trait of humanity. While diversity is increasingly accepted and embraced by many, ideologies like white supremacy keep looming on the fringes. Racism is deeply rooted in the fear of the unknown…
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The Cotton Story – Slavery and the Birth of Modern Economies
Cotton is a product we don't think too much about, yet it is an integral part of our everyday lives. But that's not all. Cotton is not only still widely used in our clothing products and remains to be a big industry, but it also had major…
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Facebook Data Scandal: Does our Data Control Us?
When we think about our daily lives, it doesn't seem possible to live without technology. The internet is one of the biggest examples of how far humanity has come in terms of technological freedom and yet it is the very thing that defines…
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Clean Coal: The Environmental Impact of Coal Mining
If you were to listen to the people involved in the coal industry, and to some extent President Donald Trump, they would tell you that coal is the fuel of life. It is cheap in production costs, efficient in energy creation, and still…
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The Easter Bunny Lie: Fuzzy Friend or Enemy?
It's that time of year again: overpriced chocolate bunnies and colourful chocolate eggs litter the grocery stores, and pastels are the palette of choice for the holiday decor. Easter is primarily a religious holiday, but it's often…
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Shield Children from Pedophiles and Sexual Predators Online
It is a parent's primary job to take care of their kids. It doesn't only mean that they have to be protected from physical harm but also psychological and sexual harm. Pedophilia is the worst crime to exist and it puts the very innocence of…
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