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Ten Blue Links, "A kind of homecoming" edition

First off, a quick apology — I’ve been under the weather. Most of last week was spent offline, recovering from what was likely a mild case of covid. I tested negative twice, but with the virus constantly changing, who knows what that really means. Anyway, normal service should now be

Ten Blue Links, “Peter and the whales” edition

1. Required reading of the week Let’s start with something a little doom-laden: how societies collapse. How “civilisations” meet their ultimate end isn’t just an academic exercise, for two reasons. First, with climate change starting to bite, it’s easy to see how we could be near some

Ten Blue Links, "the wrong timeline" edition

1. Data sovereignty as a global issue You are probably already aware of the EU’s (slow) moves promoting data sovereignty, and of course China’s efforts to ensure it has independence from western tech. But they aren’t the only parts of the world worried about a US data