Interesting Links for 06-12-2020

[andrewducker]

How 700 Epidemiologists Are Living Now, and What They Think Is Next

(tags:thefuture pandemic )

Once the transition period finishes the UK will be an outsider as far as GDPR is concerned. That's going to be difficult.

(tags:UK Europe dataprotection )

"Black" is not a dirty word

(tags:race language )

Vaccines arrive in Scotland - first injections to be given on Tuesday

(tags:pandemic vaccination Scotland GoodNews )

The man who crossed Groundhog Day with serial killers is doing the same with Freaky Friday

(tags:movies murder review )

Rewatching Lord of The Rings in 2020

(tags:lotr )

When you Kickstart a game and it gets lost at sea

(tags:games kickstarter Ocean shipping )

Companies are now writing end of year reports tailored for AI readers

(tags:AI business )

Books that give you insight into various professions

(tags:books jobs )

Minimalist! Nativity! Sets!

(tags:religion Christmas christianity art )

The robot kitchen that will make you dinner - and wash up too (this is just screaming "snake oil" to me)

https://youtu.be/E2evC2xTNWg
(tags:robots cooking )

Here's how Brexit will affect each ingredient of the full English breakfast

(tags:UK Europe breakfast food prices )

What will happen to closed High Street shops?

(tags:shops UK cities )

Comments

[mtbc]

While I don't object to clone towns as much as Bill Grimsey (I returned to the US after all), I congratulate you on finding a BBC story that asks an interesting question in its title and has anything approaching an actual answer beyond the click.