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59 minutes if you'll be ready. All right, here's some stories. This one's

sort of a repeat but I like it so much I'm going to tell you.

Researchers at MIT have developed this absorbent hydrojail.

Have you heard of this story? An absorbent hydrojail.

And what it does is it sucks moisture under the air.

So you could put this hydrojail in the desert and it would create drinking

water. It just sits there. Now here's the great part.

I believe it's infinitely reusable. It doesn't wear out, it doesn't get

waterlogged. It just continues sucking water out of the air

and then you have clean water. Now what would happen to the world?

Oh and also apparently it's easy to mass produce it.

Did we just solve the entire water problem of the world, except maybe for agriculture?

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