@@paulmichaelfreedman8334Exactly. Just like bad things, the internet can be used for many great things. But for an underdeveloped country as Kenya, there are more opportunities than challenges.
Funny that my love of math was inspired by Hannah Fry from watching her videos on mathematics of love from rural Kenya. This made me want to pursue mathematics
I love when people can jump ahead in progress because we often see new innovations and ideas. I remember one story about local fisherman using an app to sell their catch and restaurants to get fresh supplies. Developed and used locally for their own benefit!
People are going to spend more of their waking lives on their phones then off of it, our children have their eyes chained to their screens, in places without internet kids are making real memories and running in the dirt and actually living. It’s tough
I have totally taken for granted the fact that there are real people like Mojez preventing disgusting filth to be spread online. Glad him and his colleagues have decided to unionise and hoping they get proper compensation and mental health support for the important work that they do.
@@krashd the "it's just a.. " servers more as an excuse than as an actual argument. It's just a prank bro, it's just a friend honey, it's just a cultural thing they do, yadda yadda
I left media after having to work on moderation. It's awful, social media is just nasty. It shows what large portions of humanity are really like and its horrible.
2 місяці тому+7
Especially moderators are nasty. The controlling of speech is one of the worst things you can do. Creates echo chambers making the divides 10x worse.
True moderators AREN’T the nasty ones but usually the people operating as or even just tagged as ‘moderators’ are actually just normal people who partake in the group or forum or whatever and obviously have some sort of bias. This is what ultimately turns each group/forum (and then later the entire platform in some cases) into echo chambers. A true moderator would be someone who is totally unbiased towards either side of a topic and should apply the rules of the forum as well as the general rules of decency without hesitation. Obviously AI would make a fantastic moderator once it’s smart enough to be able to.
19:27 I agree these guys should be paid more however I’d like to check if the figures being quoted in the comparison are actually equalised for economic disparity? No idea if that’s the right term but I mean like how people living in a big city might be paid more to do the same job as someone in a small town but then the cost of living in the city is so much more that you have to factor that in when trying to compare salaries.
Content censorship is a real problem, especially for people experiencing genocide or other violence people who own social media companies want to “moderate”
Brilliant work, Hannah! I’ve always been captivated by your ability to uncover the science and technology shaping our world. One area I’d love for you to explore is the venture capital (VC) industry in Africa, particularly in West Africa. There are so many brilliant innovators and ideas here, but access to capital remains a challenge. A documentary on how this could unlock potential for sustainable businesses and job creation would be truly eye-opening. As a software engineer based in Accra, Ghana, I see firsthand how impactful this could be. Keep up the amazing work!
@@zangsaxI married one, and she’s awesome. She will argue that I’m more intelligent than her, but that just demonstrates she has more humility than me too!
When the internet arrived in a remote village "For all of these people, the internet is a tool that can create opportunities in telemedicine, distance education, politics, business, leisure, and the fight against human rights abuses, legal violations and the destruction of nature."
That is a very naive way of looking at the internet these days. While they "can" create these opportunities, it doesn't mean they will or that these will get taken over by western conglomerates and run into the ground or penny pinch them for predatory subscriptions. We have seen the full evolution of the internet in the west - we know the end result and it is not that utopian.
I am from KENYA and now in the US and this documentary is so true and remarkable especially with the internet resell tech. Having had a short stint on internet transmission tech the work by GOOGLE is amazing especially with load balancing on Mikrotik issues that arise as you load more people on the connect and also the frequency noise cancellation as you beam transmission from one receiver to the other.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 In Nairobi €20 can be more than monthly accommodation rent. Unlimited internet is €11 flat rate or €0.14/GB. Imagine if your rent and internet monthly bills were comparable!
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 In Nairobi €20 can be more than monthly accommodation rent. Unlimited internet is €11 flat rate or €0.14/GB. Imagine if your rent and internet monthly bills were comparable!
Watching these videos truly inspires a sense of hope, even as politicians seem intent on undermining it. It's a stark reminder that there are still voices out there striving for a brighter future!
I used to work in a job similar to content moderation, and used to have to review indecent material. PTSD sucks. I had no mental support and this was living and working in the UK. The pay was all that either! I completely sympathise
I hope that the country can use it for educating their children since there are no public schools. If the parents with WiFi could teach the neighborhood kids to learn how to read and do math, it could change the country.
The internet is reshaping communities across Africa, and Pipeline in Nairobi is a perfect example of this digital revolution. With affordable data and smartphones, even densely populated areas are experiencing a surge in e-commerce, remote jobs, and online education. It’s incredible how Nairobi is leading this transformation as the 'Silicon Savannah,' becoming a major tech hub in Africa. Our fintech sector is booming, especially with mobile money services like M-Pesa, which have set a global standard for financial inclusion a service even the US is still catching up to. The internet is unlocking opportunities for entrepreneurs, creatives, and tech innovators across the continent, and as access grows, Africa's digital future looks brighter than ever!
E-commerce = the death of local commerce. remote jobs - they are getting shafted because western companies only hire them because they are "cheaper than hiring in the west = exploitation". Online education that is hard to vette but will give you that one. Fintech = middleman companies that do nothing but take fees from you while also not being insured properly in most cases. Digital companies are generally propped up by lenders - they seldom turn profits and are basically zombies. This increase the wealth inequality by a huge sum.
Africa has already started in the competition for online and tech related jobs. Asia and the rest of the world will soon have fierce competition with a newly emerging, ambition hungry African youth workforce.
Absolutely loving your collaboration with Bloomberg. You are one of my favourite science presenters, up there with the likes of Brian Cox. Now that would be a collaboration !
This was amazing work by Bloomberg and Professor Hannah. We have a long way to go as Kenya, but we have an opportunity to change our country with tech and our brilliant people.
Excellent video, it touches the inner sense of us humans to make a better world for everyone and everywhere doesn't matter how far we are between us!. I encourage you to make much more content like this, plis, you motivate us!!. Thanks, really thanks!!
Nice work, Professor! Seeing the on the ground impact of technology like what Goo is developing is AWESOME to see! My thanks to you and your team for making this excellent documentary.
I like the quote 7:40 "the intersection of purpose and profit" and I suspect Hannah did too ;) got that maths feel about it. Of course you see the reality at 15:58 when Hannah interviews a content moderator, a job guaranteed to give you PTSD for the rest of your life.
Hopefuly this moderation is another thing AI can fix, I feel sorry for the people of Africa, yet again being taken advantage of. They will now lose their jobs to AI, but it really isn't a role people should be exposed to. The analogy with war is spot on. I feel lots of law suits are coming against big tech down the line!
Unfortunatley AI is currently a contributor to this. Look up "The "Modern Day Slaves" Of The AI Tech World" by real stories. They show behind the scenes of how the content moderation works and how companies like Appen exploit vulnerable people to train AI models. Its horrible. Honestly sickening.
The innovation is amazing, especially not only Google's Taara. Starlink has been a Godsent blessing getting coverage in Kenya here, especially in locations that local ISPs refuse to cover. However on the criminal pay on moderated content I agree, having some experience there. Amazing content from Bloomberg as usual, keep it up guys, and be blessed!
Access to knowledge is a fundamental right, next to clean water, food, and health. Moving information is far easier to monetise with minimal infrastructure compared to physically bulky water, food and health needs. Though using drones to move basic medicines is an innovative solution. The world has the monetary resources to provide all basic needs for all mankind, but sadly chooses not to. We need to be and do better.
Hannah, It’s time we rethink how we classify regions like Africa as ‘developing.’ This term is not only archaic but also misleading. In many ways, Africa is more technologically agile than many ‘developed’ regions, primarily because it isn’t burdened by outdated legacy systems. This allows for a more rapid adoption and integration of modern technologies across various sectors. Let’s acknowledge these advancements rather than confining the continent to outdated categories.
Great video, high production value! Hannah is amazing and I love the way she narrates. Like many, I have a weak spot for British accents. :-) I would be interested in a comparison between these initiatives and Starlink which obviously takes a totally different approach but with the same objective.
The upfront cost and the subscription cost are too expensive for most of the population from developing countries. They are seen as expensive within developed countries.
I’m hoping it will give those less fortunate more opportunities & resources to build better lives. Having access to the internet has endless possibilities.
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More accurately, A.I. will make a Billion people starve as jobs vanish completely.
you need to play cyberpunk 2077 max difficult using just your main gun
this show means perfection
A world in which 2.5 billion people like urselves (the ones from bloomberg) and medium to high end jobs will no longer exist
24.02 again ?
In Kenya it has been said....truthfully. Everyone will have access to the internet....but not water.
But thanks to internet the awareness for this can be greatly increased.
Because internet is American propaganda machine, of course they want you on it, so it's priority
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334Exactly.
Just like bad things, the internet can be used for many great things. But for an underdeveloped country as Kenya, there are more opportunities than challenges.
As is the fate of most humans on the planet in the near future.
However, with the internet, they can work remotely and make money, all it takes is one person with a decent salelry to have a well drilled.
Hannah Fry and Bloomberg is killing it with these Bloomberg Originals. She’s the new Bill Nye The Science guy.
Numberphile represent.
Bill Nye is a phony, he's no scientist.
who?
@@smashinghappydays if you know you know....
There really is nothing like the endorphin combo-kick of fear-mongering, misinformation and slow motion walking to appeal to the masses.
The 3rd Hannah Fry documentary that I have watched. Engaging, empathic, intelligent, and informative. A shining light in a bleak landscape.
❤
On a Rising Landscape....
Funny that my love of math was inspired by Hannah Fry from watching her videos on mathematics of love from rural Kenya. This made me want to pursue mathematics
I love when people can jump ahead in progress because we often see new innovations and ideas. I remember one story about local fisherman using an app to sell their catch and restaurants to get fresh supplies. Developed and used locally for their own benefit!
you wouldn't like it if they were competing against you
@@tuckerbugeater But they are, and we also have access to technology. That's literally how competition works.
To be honest, I don't know anymore who are the lucky ones, who is online or you is offline from the internet.
Yep
It's the people online that are the lucky ones
@@luistiago5121 now explain what he said.
i think the same
People are going to spend more of their waking lives on their phones then off of it, our children have their eyes chained to their screens, in places without internet kids are making real memories and running in the dirt and actually living. It’s tough
Asking questions instead of spinning a narrative, I love it!
I have totally taken for granted the fact that there are real people like Mojez preventing disgusting filth to be spread online. Glad him and his colleagues have decided to unionise and hoping they get proper compensation and mental health support for the important work that they do.
Yes, please! More human rights.
I love mini documentaries by HannahFry and I am obsessed with her voice.
ew, disgusting, this kind of maniacal obsessive fan attitude is always sickening, why can't humans just act like normal people
@@siinxx7656 your range of normal is way too slim if it can't account for super fans that love HannahFry. whats wrong with YOU?
@@mrlithium69 being *obsessed* with something as trivial as the sound of someone's vocal chords is in your spectrum of "normal" or "stable"?
@@siinxx7656 It's just a figure of speech, my old china!
@@krashd the "it's just a.. " servers more as an excuse than as an actual argument.
It's just a prank bro, it's just a friend honey, it's just a cultural thing they do, yadda yadda
I left media after having to work on moderation. It's awful, social media is just nasty. It shows what large portions of humanity are really like and its horrible.
Especially moderators are nasty. The controlling of speech is one of the worst things you can do. Creates echo chambers making the divides 10x worse.
Agreed. Facebook became a hotbed of hate, trolls and power struggles, so I stopped using it. I'm still on YT but that's about it.
True moderators AREN’T the nasty ones but usually the people operating as or even just tagged as ‘moderators’ are actually just normal people who partake in the group or forum or whatever and obviously have some sort of bias. This is what ultimately turns each group/forum (and then later the entire platform in some cases) into echo chambers.
A true moderator would be someone who is totally unbiased towards either side of a topic and should apply the rules of the forum as well as the general rules of decency without hesitation. Obviously AI would make a fantastic moderator once it’s smart enough to be able to.
19:27 I agree these guys should be paid more however I’d like to check if the figures being quoted in the comparison are actually equalised for economic disparity? No idea if that’s the right term but I mean like how people living in a big city might be paid more to do the same job as someone in a small town but then the cost of living in the city is so much more that you have to factor that in when trying to compare salaries.
You were exposed to how the world is and has always been, and you're not used to it.
Western society is sheltered from global reality.
Wasee wa Paipu, mmerepresent(My people in pipeline Nairobi,y'all have done well representing us.)
Kahuro from my native Murang'a.
Amazing!
Great documentary. It’s been 24 years since I first had access to the Internet and its still fascinating.
Content censorship is a real problem, especially for people experiencing genocide or other violence people who own social media companies want to “moderate”
Finally, all those Nigerian princes will have an easier time finding someone to help move their money.
xD
Oh, he hit you up too? I thought I was his only friend since the failed coup. I'mma ax for my money back...
Fun fact: the last Prince of Nigeria was Charles, Prince of Wales, now King Charles III
@@alexv3357 his sausage fingers are never getting near my freedom dollars!
@@alexv3357What period did he reign
yeah, Africa's fizzing with entrepreneurs and the internet's really connecting em' all
Brilliant work, Hannah! I’ve always been captivated by your ability to uncover the science and technology shaping our world. One area I’d love for you to explore is the venture capital (VC) industry in Africa, particularly in West Africa. There are so many brilliant innovators and ideas here, but access to capital remains a challenge. A documentary on how this could unlock potential for sustainable businesses and job creation would be truly eye-opening. As a software engineer based in Accra, Ghana, I see firsthand how impactful this could be. Keep up the amazing work!
This lady is so eloquent ✨
lady?
She’s just British.
Some people can’t stand the fact that a beautiful women is more intelligent and talented than they are.
@@zangsax definitely true.
@@zangsaxI married one, and she’s awesome. She will argue that I’m more intelligent than her, but that just demonstrates she has more humility than me too!
When the internet arrived in a remote village "For all of these people, the internet is a tool that can create opportunities in telemedicine, distance education, politics, business, leisure, and the fight against human rights abuses, legal violations and the destruction of nature."
That's thee dream reality is social media and entertainment media. Than a few people occasionally browse the Internet for anything useful.
Search is still a major part
That is a very naive way of looking at the internet these days. While they "can" create these opportunities, it doesn't mean they will or that these will get taken over by western conglomerates and run into the ground or penny pinch them for predatory subscriptions. We have seen the full evolution of the internet in the west - we know the end result and it is not that utopian.
Hannah Fry is now my premier documentary presenter.
I am from KENYA and now in the US and this documentary is so true and remarkable especially with the internet resell tech.
Having had a short stint on internet transmission tech the work by GOOGLE is amazing especially with load balancing on Mikrotik issues that arise as you load more people on the connect and also the frequency noise cancellation as you beam transmission from one receiver to the other.
I feel like running water should take priority over internet...
Theyre not thirsting to death, they just cant take 30 minute showers
Extra capital will help with that. The Internet is such an opportunity.
google to how find water
The difference is that governments provide running water and private companies provide the internet.
@@jhunt5578the internet is a horror story full of lies and deceit, they would be better without it
Internet access for the poor is basic and crucial if we are talking about equalizing life chances across the globe.
I had great internet in Nairobi... Poa Internet - cheap, reliable and far better value for money than anything I've used in USA or UK.
@@DesertRoamerUK Here in Netherlands, mobile internet can be had for 20 euro per month, flat fee unlimited.
And of course equalizing social media addiction and depression rates.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 In Nairobi €20 can be more than monthly accommodation rent. Unlimited internet is €11 flat rate or €0.14/GB. Imagine if your rent and internet monthly bills were comparable!
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334 In Nairobi €20 can be more than monthly accommodation rent. Unlimited internet is €11 flat rate or €0.14/GB. Imagine if your rent and internet monthly bills were comparable!
Watching these videos truly inspires a sense of hope, even as politicians seem intent on undermining it. It's a stark reminder that there are still voices out there striving for a brighter future!
Loving this Hannah Fry series!
I used to work in a job similar to content moderation, and used to have to review indecent material. PTSD sucks. I had no mental support and this was living and working in the UK. The pay was all that either! I completely sympathise
Professor Hannah Fry has a great voice! I've noticed this before, a few years ago on a podcast.
A nice rack too
Surprisingly not annoying for a British accent
@@bradley081 as opposed to which?
random dude from Nairobi has more insight on economics than Columbia postgrads 👍
I hope that the country can use it for educating their children since there are no public schools. If the parents with WiFi could teach the neighborhood kids to learn how to read and do math, it could change the country.
Will it change the eye cue?
"We believe we work at the intersection of purpose and profit" that's crazy.
The internet is reshaping communities across Africa, and Pipeline in Nairobi is a perfect example of this digital revolution. With affordable data and smartphones, even densely populated areas are experiencing a surge in e-commerce, remote jobs, and online education. It’s incredible how Nairobi is leading this transformation as the 'Silicon Savannah,' becoming a major tech hub in Africa. Our fintech sector is booming, especially with mobile money services like M-Pesa, which have set a global standard for financial inclusion a service even the US is still catching up to. The internet is unlocking opportunities for entrepreneurs, creatives, and tech innovators across the continent, and as access grows, Africa's digital future looks brighter than ever!
E-commerce = the death of local commerce. remote jobs - they are getting shafted because western companies only hire them because they are "cheaper than hiring in the west = exploitation". Online education that is hard to vette but will give you that one. Fintech = middleman companies that do nothing but take fees from you while also not being insured properly in most cases. Digital companies are generally propped up by lenders - they seldom turn profits and are basically zombies. This increase the wealth inequality by a huge sum.
This is the kind of quality content the internet was made for
Thanks bot!
INTERNET + AI = An absolute gamechanger for these communities, what a time to be alive.
More data means more energy which we don't have
Africa has already started in the competition for online and tech related jobs. Asia and the rest of the world will soon have fierce competition with a newly emerging, ambition hungry African youth workforce.
bot
Your Journalism is Amazing..great job 🎉 love from Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean!
bot
Love the show, Hannah is great, but this series really should be called "Walking in Slow Motion with Hannah Fry"
That’s fine most of us are watching just to check her out
Absolutely loving your collaboration with Bloomberg. You are one of my favourite science presenters, up there with the likes of Brian Cox. Now that would be a collaboration !
This is a great series 👍🏼 Hannah Fry is a great pick to host it 👍🏼 Well done Bloomberg 👍🏼
was putting off subscribing to bloomberg, but this was way too well made
Great movie as always. Thank you!
This was amazing work by Bloomberg and Professor Hannah. We have a long way to go as Kenya, but we have an opportunity to change our country with tech and our brilliant people.
Can I vote for Hannah to be my MP even if she's not on the ballot? 😅
Excellent video, it touches the inner sense of us humans to make a better world for everyone and everywhere doesn't matter how far we are between us!. I encourage you to make much more content like this, plis, you motivate us!!. Thanks, really thanks!!
Just want to put it out there that you are doing amazing work!
Nokia's Slogan "Connecting People"
aimentalhealthadvisor AI fixes this (AI Mental Health Advisor). Another billion joining the internet.
Nice work, Professor! Seeing the on the ground impact of technology like what Goo is developing is AWESOME to see!
My thanks to you and your team for making this excellent documentary.
These videos are great 👍
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@@itadaku23 are you really?
can't help but admire such a brilliant and accomplished woman! thank u for being out there, Hanna!
9:31 He's using MikroTik....that's awesome!
SO impressed with these documentaries, Hanna is brilliant and personable! Much thanks, well done
Hannah Fry welcome to my countryyyy....much love
She is an awesome interviewer. Truly engaged. Empathetic. My first time watching her.
I like so much the work of Hannah Fry
Bruh simping for propaganda
Hannah Fry is a beast. Great at everything.
I like the quote 7:40 "the intersection of purpose and profit" and I suspect Hannah did too ;) got that maths feel about it. Of course you see the reality at 15:58 when Hannah interviews a content moderator, a job guaranteed to give you PTSD for the rest of your life.
Thanks professor Hanna for furnishing this kind of impressive insight
Hopefuly this moderation is another thing AI can fix, I feel sorry for the people of Africa, yet again being taken advantage of. They will now lose their jobs to AI, but it really isn't a role people should be exposed to. The analogy with war is spot on. I feel lots of law suits are coming against big tech down the line!
Unfortunatley AI is currently a contributor to this. Look up "The "Modern Day Slaves" Of The AI Tech World" by real stories. They show behind the scenes of how the content moderation works and how companies like Appen exploit vulnerable people to train AI models. Its horrible. Honestly sickening.
The innovation is amazing, especially not only Google's Taara. Starlink has been a Godsent blessing getting coverage in Kenya here, especially in locations that local ISPs refuse to cover. However on the criminal pay on moderated content I agree, having some experience there. Amazing content from Bloomberg as usual, keep it up guys, and be blessed!
Love this! World mobile is also a great solution trying to bring people on line!
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@@itadaku23 how did you get to that conclusion?🤣 are you expecting me to write a paragraph on why I like the video or World Mobile? 🤣
This is an emotional video, very touching in many ways ❤️❤️
Starlink is going to own this mass internet service
Starlink is too expensive for a lot of people
World Mobile resolve this problem
@@djessyatta bad bot
i love this documentary ! even better than other ones
World Mobile is attempting this while preserving data privacy on the blockchain. The last mile is possible via their sharing economy.
Bat bot.
What a WONDERFUL little doc you made! Congratulations!!
the interviewees are amazing as well. you can tell they are genuine, well-thought out and prepared.
bot
Kudos to Adenan Labs and their outlook! "This isn't a setback, it's a massive opportunity!"
More people to be spammed with Ads, Scams, Propaganda, and brain rot.
Gerar lucro enquanto se tenta melhorar o mundo é um objetivo louvável.
"Digital Colonialism!!" Wow. That's a new phrase Hannah.
Very interesting. Just amazing information. Thank you Hannah
Access to knowledge is a fundamental right, next to clean water, food, and health.
Moving information is far easier to monetise with minimal infrastructure compared to physically bulky water, food and health needs. Though using drones to move basic medicines is an innovative solution.
The world has the monetary resources to provide all basic needs for all mankind, but sadly chooses not to. We need to be and do better.
bot
@@itadaku23 are you a bot?
A very intresting story thankyou Bloomberg
Hannah, It’s time we rethink how we classify regions like Africa as ‘developing.’ This term is not only archaic but also misleading. In many ways, Africa is more technologically agile than many ‘developed’ regions, primarily because it isn’t burdened by outdated legacy systems. This allows for a more rapid adoption and integration of modern technologies across various sectors. Let’s acknowledge these advancements rather than confining the continent to outdated categories.
Absolutely amazing. This story brought me so much joy.
Thank you very much Dr. Fry. I cannot wait every week to see your fantastic, well-researched documentaries!
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Thank you honorable Professor ❤❤
Welcome to silicon Savannah
I fall for the giving out of the amazing insights. Cheers.
I hope these new internet users learn to fact-check.
they aren't as they will be consumed by all the filtered information.
everything always double edged sword.
this is basically working Light Fidelity. Wow
Really, on skates? He must be in his midlife crisis, rofl.
Btw. great video!
Great video, high production value! Hannah is amazing and I love the way she narrates. Like many, I have a weak spot for British accents. :-)
I would be interested in a comparison between these initiatives and Starlink which obviously takes a totally different approach but with the same objective.
I've noticed over the years that the more people that start to use the internet, the worse quality of people there is.
agree!
yes the days were people on the internet came from developed countries with basic education. those days are never coming back.
dont mistake bots for people 😅 alot of the internet is bots. Dead internet theory.
Great video Bloomberg!!!
No schools or garabage collection but lets give them internet without them knowing what they are seeing. Excellent plan.
Give them ability to access information and they will learn how to fix they own problems
@@dmmusicvideos4416 who cares. you should move there!
That's local government job. İf Google did , you would play victim and say they want to control your life . Your infinite victim complex is pathetic.
Hannah, you are simply wonderful !
My GOODNESS Hannah Fry is breathtakingly beautiful!
Oh, and cool video 😂
Naa she ain’t but great docu tho
@@shakksaikia7643well, objectively my breath was taken
😂
Poor content moderator guy ❤ I have a new group to pray for. Internet first responders!
Starlink will help also
Yep. starlink is actually cheap right now compared to current retail options. It's bringing broadband to the continent!
The upfront cost and the subscription cost are too expensive for most of the population from developing countries. They are seen as expensive within developed countries.
Excellent video.
the internet has gotten OBJECTIVELY WORSE since the barrier to entry was made almost none existent.
Excellent series!
Technology does not and will not replace morality. 😊
So interesting! Congrats 😊
Kenya. Im so proud of my country
Thank you, appreciate this story being told!
corporate propaganda is getting weird
I’m hoping it will give those less fortunate more opportunities & resources to build better lives. Having access to the internet has endless possibilities.