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The Story Of The Pod

IN THE MODERN world, we’re being constantly bombarded with information as our days consist of switching from one screen to another. We’re watching TV as we scroll on our phones through an unending Facebook news feed, pumping a steady diet of news, opinion and distraction directly into our brains.

But what about those precious moments when we’re not able to use our phones, such as when we’re

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