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Should we make money off our data? This tech pioneer says yesJaron Lanier has quite the resume. He's considered the founding father of virtual reality, and his ideas have changed the landscape of the technology we use today. He's even been nominated to TIME's list of the 100 most influential people. Jaron and Kim dive into his latest project: Changing the way we view data and putting power back in consumersâ hands. Should everyday people get paid for their data? Jaron says, "yes." Tap or click here to see how this tech pioneer wants to change the internet as we know it. â |
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Rigged game: Bingo fixer runs out of luckFriendly competition for a prize is all well and good, but thereâs no point if the game is rigged from the start! Thatâs what happened recently in Monroe, Louisiana, where a Bingo host was caught on camera fixing matches for his close friends and family. Unknown to the players in the audience, he would handpick the balls and hide the winner until he was ready to end the match. Over the course of his rigging, he earned more than $10,000 for himself and thousands for his co-conspirators. He was even caught taking cash from the players he helped win. The man allegedly performed this trick four times, but he wonât be hitting Bingo again because jail isnât a free space. Crimes come in many forms, like counterfeiting. But if you do it right, itâs not illegal! Tap or click to meet the king of fake cash. â |
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