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Techno Fact: “The tandem bicycle project” was the most famous technology-based campaign in Northern Greece. Members of the underground collective put miniature bicycle toys into boxes of tea with no instructions. If the discoverer kept it, the bicycle would activate 10 minutes after being exposed to light and would cycle to a predetermined other bicycle toy. The project was employed to get citizens more social with their neighbours.