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good morning. I'm Adam Chisel, and this is tech into with Wired. I have around two minutes to give you the rundown of everything worth knowing in tech because no one has time, but you do have this. A deadly tick can make you allergic to bacon and carries a mystery virus. Cities Air Turning two ways for help with car accidents, and you might be paying too much for your PlayStation four. This meat allergy tick also carries a mysterious killer virus. The Lone Star Tick, famous for making people suddenly allergic to read me, has a new weapon. The Bourbon Virus. Scientists know little about how the bourbon virus behaves, but they do know it can kill you. And they worry that it could be silently spreading through human populations, getting noticed only when it causes severe symptoms. In an unlucky few ways, data may be able to help predict car crashes. Computer models haven't been very good at predicting rare events like car crashes, but the navigation app Waze may be able to help. Ways allows users to report accidents happening around them, and the user base is no so large and active that weighs users. Notify the app of crashes an average of two minutes 41 seconds before anyone alerts law enforcement, more cities are starting to use data from the APP to try to help predict crashes and cut response time when they happen. Cocktail conversation It's social media interfering with childhood. Maybe, But is the problem that Children forget to have childhoods? Or that they have childhoods that can't be forgotten? Children now create their own world and technology, leaving hard, or is digital trails that make them potentially vulnerable as they move into adulthood. It's social media, making it impossible to grow up. Thanks for listening to tech and to want to see this in writing. You're in luck. You can sign up at wired dot com to make sure you get the news delivered. Fresh your inbox every weekday till tomorrow. Stay time strapped and in the know