The speed and scale of China’s infrastructure misses some important context: the hidden costs absorbed by those who actually live in the country.

The rise of Xi Jinping, from sleeping on the floor of a cave to leading one of the largest nations on earth.

We are heading into a new oil crisis, but this isn't the first time this has happened. The good news though is that history has shown us that when oil gets expensive, cities get better, and that's likely to happen again.

https://nebula.tv/videos/mancarryingthing-game-theory-1-the-collapse-of-us-empire/

I'm new to nebula and this is really frustrating:
Even on 360x resolution I can't watch video continuously. It stops to load for longer periods than it plays.
I then tried to download videos with yt-dlp and get <40KiB/s download speed.
My (tested) internet speed is at 30MB/s.

Anyone else experienced this? Is there something I can do?
Like this, nebula is completely unusable to me.
I'm in Germany, if that makes a difference.

A tricky challenge puts one team on the back foot as the boys begin staking out their territories.

In this 41-episode weekly series, Tom Scott takes a road trip to every county of England, travelling by car, train, boat, plane, tram, monorail, and hovercraft, visiting hidden infrastructure, ancient traditions, and more bells than you might expect.

“For the new series, I arrived at locations without a script, which was both freeing and terrifying. Freeing, because it let me tell stories that would never have worked when I had to lock in the script before arriving; terrifying, because sometimes I had no idea what the story would be! The new videos are like the very best of my old ones — longer, more detailed, and perfect for Nebula.”

— Tom

Premieres on Nebula Monday, March 23 at 4pm GMT | 12pm ET.

I'm currently planning logistics for a Jet Lag game in my city and I'd like to get physical maps to help seekers mark off where they know the hider is not. But I'm curious about what their maps are like. Does it show all legal stations and lines? Only the biggest trunks? Does it also show the various administrative regions? Do they show streets and waterways?

Also, what size and material are the maps?

Has anyone watched the Hide & Seek seasons closely enough to know the answers to any of these questions? Or does anyone have their own ideas from personal experience or just thinking about it, for running a home game?