Rosling's World - a documentary about Hans Rosling

Hans Rosling is a professor in international health, who has made an unlikely global success. His Gapminder presentations on global development evokes laughter, rejoice and reflections. In this SVT (Swedish Television) documentary, film maker Pär Fjällström lets Hans Rosling tell the story about his life and what has shaped his world view.

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[ViraIVideos]

Truly a great man:

1) A doctor for 20 years in Africa, willing to sacrifice his life to battle a foreign disease.

2) A Professor teaching the best things in the world to his students

3) A lecturer inspiring the world to change.

4) A compassion and love for humanity, that it should emanate in all his actions.

What more can we ask of such a man, except that he leads as an example for us all.

[Ankit Rahate]

truly deserving a Nobel :-)

[Gay Lynn Johnson]

I definitely agree with your first sentence. I must have a different circle of friends because Christians I know are more "decent, open-minded, and tolerant" than non Christians i know. I just wondered. I'm just saying he exemplifies love and justice for all... that's all. I'm going to think he does call himself a Christian unless I hear or read otherwise.

[mrbeanaswell]

Anyone know the name of the music from 56:20 onwards?

[mrbeanaswell]

You don't need to be religious in order to be a decent human being. In fact, the less religious you are, the more you tend to be decent, open-minded and tolerant.

[Denstoradiskmaskinen]

Jag gillar! (I like!)

[Gay Lynn Johnson]

Does he profess Christianity? Because he exemplifies it, I think.

[kcityrocker]

I love this guy. He one those dudes you hear speak once and you're hooked. Great approach to his work and a true Scandinavian :)

[Yuehan Chanterelle]

The english subs are good. I'm swedish so I know both languages.

[David Stewart]

I forgot captions was off and thought he was speaking english with an accent to heavy to understand.

[Dennis Magnusson]

Might be new subtitles since this was written, but the ones that are now are very accurate.