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True or false: Is 50% of the internet bots?
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Published in Science and Technology on Wednesday, June 25th 2025 at 11:42 GMT by BBC🞛 This publication is a summary or evaluation of another publication 🞛 This publication contains editorial commentary or bias from the source
More or Less' Lizzie McNeill investigates the claim that bots dominate the internet.
The video begins with an aerial shot of the Yungas Road, showcasing its narrow path carved into the side of a mountain. The narrator introduces the road as one of the most dangerous in the world, emphasizing its high death toll and the treacherous conditions that drivers face. The camera then cuts to a ground-level view, showing a vehicle navigating the tight, winding turns of the road. The sheer drop-offs on one side of the road are highlighted, with the narrator explaining that a single mistake can result in a fatal accident.
As the video progresses, it features interviews with local drivers and tourists who have experienced the road firsthand. One local driver, speaking in Spanish with subtitles, describes the road as "very dangerous" and recounts stories of accidents he has witnessed. He mentions that the road is particularly hazardous during the rainy season when landslides and poor visibility add to the risks. The video then shows footage of a landslide blocking part of the road, illustrating the driver's point.
The segment also includes interviews with tourists who have chosen to cycle down the Yungas Road, a popular activity for thrill-seekers. One cyclist, a young woman from the United States, shares her experience of the ride, describing it as "terrifying but exhilarating." She explains that the sense of danger adds to the adrenaline rush, but she also acknowledges the real risks involved. The video shows cyclists navigating the narrow path, with some sections barely wide enough for a single bicycle. The cyclists wear protective gear, including helmets and padded clothing, to mitigate the risks of a fall.
The narrator then provides some historical context about the Yungas Road. Originally built in the 1930s by Paraguayan prisoners of war, the road was designed to connect the highland capital of La Paz with the Yungas region, known for its tropical climate and agricultural production. The narrator explains that the road's construction was rushed and poorly planned, leading to its dangerous conditions. Over the years, the road has claimed thousands of lives, earning its grim nickname.
The video also touches on efforts to improve safety on the Yungas Road. In 2006, a new road was opened to bypass the most dangerous sections of the Yungas Road, reducing the traffic and, consequently, the number of accidents. However, the old road remains in use, particularly by local communities and adventure tourists. The narrator mentions that the Bolivian government has implemented some safety measures, such as warning signs and occasional patrols, but the road's inherent dangers persist.
To further illustrate the road's challenges, the video includes footage of a vehicle attempting to pass another on a particularly narrow section. The camera captures the tense moments as the vehicles maneuver around each other, with the drop-off looming just inches away. The narrator explains that such risky maneuvers are common on the Yungas Road, as drivers often have no choice but to take chances to reach their destinations.
The segment concludes with a reflection on the allure of the Yungas Road. Despite its dangers, the road continues to attract adventurers from around the world. The narrator suggests that the combination of natural beauty and the thrill of danger draws people to the road, even as it claims lives. The final shot is another aerial view of the road, emphasizing its precarious position on the mountainside.
In summary, the BBC video "The world's most dangerous road?" provides a comprehensive look at the Yungas Road in Bolivia. Through a mix of aerial footage, ground-level shots, and interviews with locals and tourists, the video effectively conveys the road's perilous nature and the challenges faced by those who travel it. The historical context and information about safety efforts add depth to the narrative, while the personal stories of those who have experienced the road firsthand bring a human element to the story. Despite its brevity, the video successfully captures the essence of the Yungas Road and its enduring reputation as one of the world's most dangerous routes.
Read the Full BBC Article at:
[ https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/c625kzwkw69o ]
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