Also interesting to see the wide range of female first names around the world.

I once placed a $20 bill among the papers in a "to be filed" bin with a note thanking the secretary. In two years she never found it.

... but maybe it should be "mass" rather than weight, because there's lots of stuff on the ISS and in satellites that are expensive and have a weight at or near zero. But then one could argue whether things in orbit are "the world's..."

Still needs subtitles.

Please cover it up again

On my screen it appears like Colin B's comment is fully justified. Intentional?

anti-vaxxers

Could be soylent green.

"Your score is 92.14, higher than 98.29% of the people who have completed this task"
Unfortunately "membrane" and "parameter" showed some correlation, as did "codex" and "shard" - but "enticement", "glacier", and "bunion" were pretty independent.

Can you provide a link to that study? I can't believe that a 16th century person could have only 14 living male relatives - unless "relative" is defined very narrowly.

The pic you chose is lovely and appropriate, but the gallery at Kuriositas is filled with images oversaturated for emphasis. Almost literally "gilding the lily." Sad that people do this.

Although the product's website declares "policing just got safer," I'll bet dollars to doughnuts that these will also wind up in the hands of criminals, dissidents, and other malefactors.

Are the tile values from some non-Scrabble game (or Scrabble in a non-English language?), or am I missing a pun (or sarcasm) here?