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Fighting Online Trolls, The Future of Toilets, Experiencing Autism Through Virtual Reality

16.01.2019

by Roxana Adam

#Autism, #Social Media, #Sweden, #Tiger Worms, #Virtual Reality

Photo: Sathesh D / Pexels (CC0)

#Jagärhär (#Iamhere) is a Swedish group of about 75,000 people that fight online abuse, supporting and defending those under attack; tiger worms process waste into water and compost, eliminating 99% of pathogens and 85% of solid material; “An Empathy Bridge for Autism” uses virtual reality to help people experience the sensory and motor challenges of those suffering from autism.

16.01.2019

by Roxana Adam

#Autism, #Social Media, #Sweden, #Tiger Worms, #Virtual Reality

Photo: Sathesh D / Pexels (CC0)

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