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Al cerebro humano le encanta aislar las ideas. ¿Pero podemos realmente pensar algo fuera de su contexto? La existencia de un virus afecta a nuestro mundo de muchas maneras ¿y qué hay de mí? Hablamos de nuestro impacto con Alexia.
Alexia vive en Niza y estudia Asuntos Internacionales en relación con el Medioambiente en Washington, D.C.
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