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🔗 Ranked: The 35 Countries with the Highest Household Debt - that is highest a percentage of GDP.

New Zealand comes in a 5th, the UK 11th and the USA - 13th. Seperately both Australia and Canada beat out New Zealand for the ‘top 5 honors’.

Not sure what that all means. I certainly can’t see obvious corolations with others on the list.

🔗 Trump Demands $10 Billion From Taxpayers For Leaked Tax Returns; His Own Lawyers Get To Decide What He Gets | Techdirt

… and why shouldn’t he? He was wronged. And anyone who tells him different will be sent to the gulag. Tяump - you are wrong.

🔗 Theatre Review: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to The Galaxy – Immersive Experience – Terence Eden’s Blog

Tickets start at £42.

Chris Lockhead posted 🔗 this on LinkedIN

It’s LinkedIn oatmeal.

Chris is right, so I replied:

Content is homogenous, undifferentiated and fully interchangeable with any other content - like …

The Chelsea Detective

Originally Published: Jun 6th, 2025
Updated: Jan 30th, 2026

One of those gentle English detective shows that holds it all together pretty constantly. And scenes from all around Chelsea, London .. …

Run Away

Not all Harlan is good Harlan … this is good Harlan.

🔗 Run Away on Reelgood

Movies - like music, books, art et al is not a competition. I hate 'best' in those terms. So star …

Ajay quoting Joe Boyd …

🔗 Joe Boyd - linking to a quote via @ajay.

It is a great quote from ‘White Bicycles’. And I know that Wikipedia positions him as a ‘producer’ - …

🔗 Cancer might protect against Alzheimer’s.

And vice versa apparently.

If correct - today’s good news - Alzheimer’s is not in my future

🔗 You Can Just Say No to the Data - Jim Nielsen’s Blog

You can - but perhaps a better thought is to consider the data, ask where it comes from, how was it arrived at, who compiled it, whether it’s relevant and … and …and

.. is - I think - basically what Jim is saying … so unclear where the title came from.

🔗 Age verification on Roblox using AI is not good – FlowingData

In fact, WIRED has found multiple examples of people advertising age-verified accounts for minors as young as 9 years old on eBay for as little as $4.