Aperture: The Universe and Human Condition

Top 'Why' Google Searches That Defined 2020

Aperture: The Universe and Human Condition

Show Notes

Explore the most Googled 'why' questions of 2020, a year that was unforgettable for many reasons. As we look back, these searches paint a vivid picture of the collective concerns and curiosities during a time like no other.

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