This app uses forecasting models to predict how the climate in specific locations will feel like in 60 years from now. For my hometown near Stuttgart, Germany, I am quite happy with the prediction of a mediterraenen climate at the east cost of Italy. Unfortunately, the prediction for my current place of residence in Singapore feels less promising to put it mildly. Try it out for yourself!

As a parent, I’ve often worried that my son is a little too obsessed with Minecraft – it’s hard to pull him away from the screen, and sometimes it feels like he is slipping into a digital rabbit hole. But reading this article changed my perspective. I hadn’t realized how deeply Minecraft aligns with how children naturally learn: through play, imagination, and building. The game isn’t just entertainment – it’s a way for kids to develop focus, creativity, and even social connections. Understanding that it’s more like a limitless box of Lego in digital form – one that encourages problem-solving and collaboration – has helped me feel more at ease. With clear boundaries and involvement, Minecraft can actually be a powerful learning space rather than just a time sink.