I still regularly think about the 2018 text adventure game You Are Jeff Bezos, which confronts you with how colossal an amount of money Bezos's $156 billion net worth really was, and how much good it could do if it wasn't hoarded by an individual. (Bezos is now worth more than $200 billion). It's a great example of the sort of clever data-based trinket that grabs the internet's attention every so often, like Asteroid Launcher, Subway Builder, or today's Jmail, which lets you browse more than 2,000 of Jeffrey Epstein's emails in a fake Gmail inbox.
Fun, right?
