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David and Grace debate the relative merits of cameras of all shapes, sizes and ages, but only after discussing ways to cross borders with dead bodies.

Note: In the middle of this episode, we had to go to Zoom audio because we lost one of the mic recordings. Sorry about that!

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'High Flying Bird': What Soderbergh Begged Apple to Change About the iPhone

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We talk about Covid vaccines, efficacy vs effectiveness, and how on earth to get vaccination rates up.

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David took the opportunity of a soft lockdown to add 98,000-ish buildings' worth of height data to his bird-building collision data set, one building at a time.

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Archaeologists discover the largest-and oldest-Maya monument ever

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In typical Monkey Mind fashion, David and Grace talk about vaccinations, then folding proteins, then using computers and gamers to fold proteins, then things computers can't do and things computers can't do yet, and things computers might never be able to do.

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Why Malaysian Malay like to use short form words when they're texting?

Value Drift

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David and Grace discuss the problem of finding money to pay for science, and unsurprisingly end up talking about economics.

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Hi, it's Grace, weeks after the recording of this episode. I can't remember what we talked about but these are our show notes, so we must have talked about birds (surprise), urban geography, Freiburg, shipping containers, something about modelling the financial markets, and more Freiburg.

YouTube: The Capercaillie Bird defends its territory

Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany

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The Box: How the Shipping Container Made the World Smaller and the World Economy Bigger

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Why comparing Covid-19 vaccine efficacy numbers can be misleading

Is this ship still stuck?

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What Killed These Bald Eagles? After 25 Years, We Finally Know.

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Reddit: Dutch electronic voting code base

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Fat Chance: Probability from the Ground Up

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