Interesting Links for 19-07-2022

[andrewducker]

1. Forests Now Cover 2% of Iceland (up 6x since 1990)

(tags:iceland forests )

2. A new milestone in augmented reality: Functional contact lenses

(tags:augmentedreality contact_lenses Technology impressive )

3. Want to be an artist? Having millionaire parents *really* helps!

(tags:wealth inequality art )

4. Keir Starmer rules out 'any agreement' with the Lib Dems after next election

(tags:labour libdem OhForFucksSake )

5. Mint is not a necessary part of toothpaste. If you don't like it then feel free to use other flavours

(tags:teeth health )

6. The future of sports: Revealed!

(tags:sports technology funny video )

7. Ballet imposes gender roles on dancers

(tags:gender dance ballet )

8. Audiobooks or Reading? To Our Brains, It Doesn't Matter

(tags:reading audio brains psychology books )

9. Stray, a game where you play as a cat in a world populated by robots is clearly not going to make any money at all

(tags:games cats review video )

10. Scientists design contraceptives to limit grey squirrels

(tags:squirrel UK contraceptive fertility )

11. Cheese reduces the risk of type 2 diabetes, heart failure, coronary heart disease, hypertension, and ischemic stroke

(tags:cheese health heart diabetes )

12. Heat wave kills more than 1,100 people in Spain and Portugal

(tags:heat globalwarming death spain portugal )

13. UK set to have world's biggest automated drone superhighway

(tags:drone uk )

Comments

[marymac]

My other half bought it, and has now spent two lunchbreaks and an evening devoted to 'doing cat things' with a short interlude of fighting for control of the Playstation with the eldest, who arrived for dinner and then instead of going home when the boys went to bed like she usually does, played it for three hours after instead.

I would like to play it. I may be allowed to some time next year.