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WELCOME TO THE WEIRD Wide Web – where we take a look at the week’s best offerings in tech and social media news.
One YouTube user has created a poignant video of common Google searches that reveals the fears and hopes of users across the world. Marius B’s video shows that, thoughout the years, concerns about sex, loneliness and pregnancy remain.
This? Oh, it’s just a short film showing the manipulation of individual atoms, magnified over 100 million times, for your entertainment. No biggie.
The creator of Minecraft has produced an awesome/frustrating new Unity-based browser game that will leave you wishing your touch-typing skills were up to more.
Drop challenges you…
Gangham style is finally, incontrovertibly dead. Thanks Samsung!
Robert Scoble recently vowed to keep his Google Glass headset on at all times in his quest to test-drive the technology – aside from when he let curious people try it out.
He wasn’t joking, as this picture proves.
We doubt many people will ask to borrow it now.
Image: plus.google.com
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