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About agogo22

Director of Manchester School of Samba at http://www.sambaman.org.uk

Irish Wool is Worth Almost Nothing – Here’s Why

[…] Why is Irish wool worth almost nothing β€” despite being natural, sustainable, and produced in huge volumes every year? In this video, I visit an Irish wool processing facility to follow wool from the moment it leaves the sheep … Continue reading →

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Why Design Bias Matters More Than You Think

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Blackberry Dumplings! (RECIPE IN DESCRIPTION)

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I was casually drinking my morning coffee minding my own business and a fox came and crapped in a plant pot

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Could tensions ‘escalate’ before the escalator was invented?

4 Feb 2026 Words Unravelled with RobWords and Jess Zafarris Is necessity the mother of invention? NO! Latin is, etymologically speaking. That’s just one of many revelations as Jess and Rob investigates words for innovations. πŸ›— Could you ‘escalate’ something … Continue reading →

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MIT’s TRANSFORM project turns ordinary surfaces into shape shifting displays that respond to human touch in real time

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How This Bird Domesticated Humans

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A rainbow is a 360Β° circle, but only someone at a very high altitude can see the complete circle.

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The instrument being played here is a “Didgeridoo”, an aboriginal instrument dating back to atleast 1000 years. William Barton, a renowned aboriginal multi-instrumentalist and composer, is the instrumentalist here.

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The Bolivian Salt flat looks so beautiful.

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