14 Oct The IKEA effect: How Does Labor Lead to Love?
If you built it yourself, does that make it better than it actually is?...
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14 Oct The History and pros and cons of changing the clocks
Does your country change the clocks twice a year, and do you actually know why?...
14 Oct What is the Dark Web?
If someone told you the internet you use every day is just the surface, would you know how deep the rest goes?...
14 Oct Why Flying Car Startups Are Seeking A Quiet Takeoff
If a flying taxi is too loud, cities can simply ban it. So what exactly is "too loud" when you're hovering over someone's apartment?...
06 Oct to see Germany’s future, look at its cars
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in B2 - Upper-intermediate, Business, Complete Lesson Plan, Economics, Politics, Technology, The Economist
This video lesson is not for everyone as it’s very ‘businessy’ with a strong focus on changes in Germany particularly with the German elections in mind (Sept 2021). That being said, I suspect many elements of the video will remain ‘evergreen’ for many years to...
06 Oct China’s economy: What is its weak spot?
Can a country run out of people...
06 Oct China’s trillion-dolar investment in infrastructure: The making of a superpower
What does it actually mean for a country to "invest" in another country's roads and railways?...
04 Oct How China is using automation to reshape its economy
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in B1 - Intermediate, Business, CNBC International, Economics, Problem Solving, Science, Technology
If China's working-age population is shrinking, why hasn't that slowed the economy down yet?...
11 Jun The ethical dilemma of self-driving cars
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If a self-driving car has to choose between hitting one person or five, who actually gets to program that decision?...
03 Jun Degrowth: Is it time to live better with less
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in A2 - Pre-intermediate, B1 - Intermediate, Business, CNBC International, Economics, Politics
Is GDP actually measuring what matters, or has it just been measuring what's easy to count?...