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Geeks Squawk Ep 275

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04-Nov-16 12:00

Geeks Squawk Ep 275

The Geeks talk about how a new study shows the correlation between having many Facebook friend requests and the longevity of your life. And a new treatment to treat peanut allergies as the future of medicine takes shape. Also, Matt's King of the Crowd and GE Weekly Tech Talk updates.


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