Bonifratz

Any large-scale technological development, like e.g. the smart IDs mentioned in the video, is usually decades in the making before it becomes feasible for daily and widespread use. So I’m not surprised a group of well-funded and well-connected futurists were able to predict this kind of stuff as it was probably already being developed in some way back in 1997.

Also, the risk of a pandemic was well-known long before Covid-19, e.g. I remember Germany had an emergency plan for that exact scenario long before 2020.

Two random ones I find quite ugly are Madagascar and Samoa.

I like the colour combination, personally

Back with my family growing up, we sometimes played Uno with Cheating.

Basically this meant you were allowed to cheat in any which way (playing on somebody else’s turn, playing mismatching cards, playing several cards at once, drawing too few cards, hiding cards somewhere…). BUT if you were caught before the next player made their move, you had to undo the cheating (e.g. take back the cards), draw an extra card, and you forfeited your turn.

This sometimes led to extreme fun, particularly late at night when everybody was tired and cheating was more likely to go unnoticed.