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200 years that changed the world (with Hans Rosling)

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Uploaded on Mar 22, 2009

For the first time, Gapminder can now visualize change in life expectancy and income per person over the last two centuries. In this Gapminder video, Hans Rosling shows you how all the countries of the world have developed since 1809 - 200 years ago.

The interactive animations and corresponding documentation are freely available at www.gapminder.org/world.
Further information and other videos are available from www.gapminder.org/videos.

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  • shadyreefer69

    then dont watch

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  • LuckyHealingLizard

    An insightful forewarning there. However I do not think that the laws of physics apply to computer generated graphs.

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  • ThomradeChom

    ^ Awesome Channel I am subcribed

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    Love his voice

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  • Tokoroa3420

    I dont get how life expectancy in China can have a 30 year decrease in a few years of great leap forward and can catch back up again in a few years, does it mean Chinese people aged 30 and above all died during that time and resurrected a few years later? This does not make sense.

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  • Ryannnn29

    this is awesome! but when I look at all the colored balls going up higher and higher, i can't help remember that what goes up, must come down :o

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  • kokyjabn

    Muy tonto para comprender la importancia de lo que tratan en el vídeo. Qué pena.

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  • Ross Inness-McLeish

    I would guess that if a graph was made representing enviromental health measures such as arable land, forested areas, biodiversity and water quality, those measures would be going in the opposite direction. What isn't demonstrated by this graph is that these significant short term gains have come at the significant long term cost of our environmental health, which will make it increasingly difficult to sustain this direction of improvement in the future if we keep going along this path.

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