Hans Rosling: Let my dataset change your mindset

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  • Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2024

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  • @wingsonthebus
    @wingsonthebus 9 лет назад +6

    My favorite TED-Talk. I do not exaggerate when I say that it has taught me more than any class I've ever taken in America's modern "education" system.

  • @Tranceformable
    @Tranceformable 15 лет назад +9

    Thank you for more Hans Rosling! My roommates and I love him. We laughed so hard during the Sweden race.

  • @yasedky
    @yasedky 6 лет назад +4

    this is absolutely mandatory to watch!
    actually, i will watch it several times to make sure that i am fully aware of the data that is mentioned here.
    I highly encourage everyone to watch this video to the end, and hopefully a more mindful generations with these concepts can help out to shape our world.

  • @qwertyTRiG
    @qwertyTRiG 12 лет назад +10

    Pause the video at 00:23 to see the URL of the software online (Gapminder).

  • @daobagua
    @daobagua 12 лет назад +2

    You seemed to have missed his entire point. He is not saying there is no HIV problem in parts of Africa, he is saying that we should be more specific about who we are discussing, so that we can better focus on the real problem, learn more effective ways of dealing with the issue, and solve the problem faster. I think he also combines that with a sense of hope, that our charities are not going to waste, but they are making a difference, this hopefully will promote more charity. Cheers.

  • @myfavization
    @myfavization 13 лет назад +21

    the best comment this guy makes when he says, students are just stating their views based on the year their teacher was born...!! lolz

  • @Trazynn
    @Trazynn 15 лет назад +2

    A new Rosling talk! Awesome. He's got some very lucky students.

  • @GronTheMighty
    @GronTheMighty 15 лет назад

    This guy has made two speeches on ways to use statistical data now that both blew my mind completely - KUDOS to Hans Rosling ; and that's coming from a proud Dane :)

  • @spartan9180
    @spartan9180 15 лет назад

    a perfect example of an EXCELLENT TED talk. 5 stars!

  • @bmiko289
    @bmiko289 12 лет назад +1

    As a follow up because I need more characters:
    These are just questions about the foundation in which he interprets the data. The data clearly shows that there have been some extremely positive effects in opportunity for life around the world, but does it correlate to sustainability, efficiency and effectiveness or simply to increase in population, demographics, consumption and an increase in the monetary supply.

  • @spyglass71
    @spyglass71 15 лет назад

    i think this is a re-post because i've seen this before but it's still amazing to watch & learn

  • @JeffreyM641
    @JeffreyM641 12 лет назад +3

    best pickup line ever

  • @jackywushengzong
    @jackywushengzong 15 лет назад +2

    Yay, Singapore represent!

  • @thechosenvin
    @thechosenvin 11 лет назад +6

    feel like cheering as he goes on..

  • @ZaphodBeeblebrox
    @ZaphodBeeblebrox 12 лет назад +4

    Wow - one of the best talks I have found so far - and I watched dozens and hundreds over the last few months...
    He said the tool is freely available - I could not find it - maybe someone has a link?

    • @petitio_principii
      @petitio_principii 6 лет назад +1

      www.gapminder.org/tools/
      Sorry, couldn't answer five years ago.

  • @sigmasultan8906
    @sigmasultan8906 4 года назад +1

    Watching this from a low income(

  • @TwistedMesses
    @TwistedMesses 15 лет назад

    That's a good point. They should add inflation to this tool. It might put America a bit lower on the bracket when the value of currency is considered, and who knows the difference in other currencies.

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад +1

    I already said that I do believe in a strong genetic factor to intelligence, and do not claim that all men are born equal in that sense.
    It is also pretty much certain statistically speaking that some races will score better on IQ than others, even after removing non-genetic factors.
    What I am contesting is whether or not the difference is significant compared to other factors. (I doubt we even have the data to make a reliable genetic IQ ranking of races.)

  • @JohnTaylor5675
    @JohnTaylor5675 11 лет назад

    There's a very strong relationship between health and how long you live. There are always exceptions, but for the most part, it's been pretty definitively shown that if you live longer, it's because you lived healthier and more actively.
    If you look in the video where he points to income per capita, the calculation is shown to be inflation adjusted. So, yes, it does mean exactly an increase in purchasing power.
    Not definitive proof. But lower child mortality rates are strong evidence for it.

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад

    Anyone alive today comes from a gene line(s) that was fairly successful in evolutionary terms ;-).
    My off the wall guess is that you are mixing two distinct measures of success:
    - Social measures of ability (IQ, economic success etc)
    - Evolutionary measures of success (How many great great grandchildren you have)
    That said, I do agree that political correctness can have a destructive effect on science. I would however like to see a genetics article claiming that all men are created equal.

  • @willowtreephoto
    @willowtreephoto 15 лет назад +1

    whats all that at the end? is it a BMW commercial trying to appeal to TED watchers?

  • @bmiko289
    @bmiko289 12 лет назад

    (3)-Questions for Mr. Rosling and Viewers:
    1. Does longevity of life directly correlate to health and well being? Or does it mean that people are provided the opportunity to live longer with health problems that inhibit living life in an active fashion?
    2. Does the increase in income mean higher purchasing power for goods and necessities of human life? $1 a day in 1970 surely does not equate to 1$ a day in 2007...
    3. Do child mortality rates provide proof for healthier youth and our future?

  • @SergeantBase
    @SergeantBase 6 лет назад +1

    Such an optimistic worldview! I love it!

  • @Squirenetic
    @Squirenetic 15 лет назад

    IQ is affected by a number of factors, including: Nutrition, especially during childhood and education (learning to think in the way that IQ tests measure). If you had been given no more than a bowl of rice a day as a child, and hadn't had access to education, chances are you'd make even worse points than the ones you're trying to make now.

  • @michaelyang6315
    @michaelyang6315 11 лет назад +6

    love it

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад

    The question marks were intended to indicate that I was asking questions.
    It's understandable however that you misinterpreted them as signs of sarcasm, given the median public in the youtube comment section.
    The US makes AK-47s by the way. (Though I guess old russian ones are cheaper.)
    I just thought that the US was the top producer and exporter in pretty much every category of weapon... so it was a natural suspect.

  • @coolgreyoneabby
    @coolgreyoneabby 14 лет назад

    @passtillborn Population is the size of the dots in the graph. The key to dot size correlating to population size was to the right of the graph

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад

    Food plants are not a good example to prove your point.
    Lots of the food plants we have today are the result of hybridization. We couldn't have achieved such results using just artificial selection to keep the "best" (at least not in any reasonable amount of time).

  • @otivaeey
    @otivaeey 15 лет назад

    data, very good data presentations.

  • @adj789
    @adj789 15 лет назад +1

    How dare he mention the positive things America does for the world
    /sarcasm

  • @pentagramparsons
    @pentagramparsons 14 лет назад

    @meadowfabricsdotcom Please, spelling errors in comments are common, fingers fly over the keyboard, so thats really nothing to spazz out over. And for being a professor, there are a lot of professors et al out there who dont know the first thing about the world, being a professor does not mean you cant or shouldnt scrutinize what they say. Pointing out flaws is not ranting. No gods, no leaders. Question authority.

  • @maxpegasus1
    @maxpegasus1 15 лет назад

    Haven't I heard this speech before?

  • @Ezplain
    @Ezplain 15 лет назад

    i know its such applicable knowledge rather than irrelavent
    like every graph he puts up slaps your old mindset to hell

  • @SchinTeth
    @SchinTeth 15 лет назад

    Interesting speach, somewhat hard to follow on points but nonetheless very interesting

  • @vasa107
    @vasa107 13 лет назад +2

    A new perspective that obviosly disturbs a lot of people with a backward kind of perspective.

  • @SiliconBong
    @SiliconBong 15 лет назад

    Good Answer Squirenetic.

  • @d3str0y3rport
    @d3str0y3rport 12 лет назад +2

    this is the webpage gapminder org

  • @screenflicker1
    @screenflicker1 15 лет назад

    they were average people with above average determination

  • @Squirenetic
    @Squirenetic 15 лет назад

    Read, "Guns, germs & steel" by Jared Diamond

  • @otivaeey
    @otivaeey 15 лет назад

    "It's the world department, and we have high hope in you", what is the world department? Can I involve?

  • @thpt
    @thpt 15 лет назад

    Increasing family planning availability greatly decreases infant mortality rates. Abstinence-only education farmed out to the world by the previous administration has harmed everyone soooo much.

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад

    That's not how breeding works if you want long term results.
    Genetic diversity is CRITICAL to the long term survival of a group or species.
    The most obvious reason is adaptability. (our social nature leads to division of tasks as a second reson).
    High genetic diversity can also have a direct effect on the fitness of a single offspring.
    This is why pure-bred animals will often be beaten by a good cross-breed.
    IN-BREEDING is a genetic poison. Introducing "outsiders" is almost always beneficial.

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад

    I'm not making stuff up. I just made a rough estimate assuming 1 generation = 20 years. (The recent african origin theory puts the migration at about 60.000 BC).
    I said 3000 generations, not 3000 years.
    The racial difference physically isn't so huge. The difference between sexes is many times greater (just look at two skeletons).
    However, average IQ doesn't depend much on sex. (Although other tests or parts and cognition do vary).
    I'd expect the racial difference to be much smaller.

  •  15 лет назад +1

    After you.

  • @astrakancafe
    @astrakancafe 15 лет назад

    it'll work out somehow

  • @pcuimac
    @pcuimac 15 лет назад

    Did you see to many "Andromeda Ascendant" shows?
    Do you think of yourself as a "Nietzschean"?

  • @DigitalAssassin
    @DigitalAssassin 15 лет назад

    It's a BMW ad paying for TED.

  • @ChadMILLER0
    @ChadMILLER0 12 лет назад +1

    No one chastizes anyone else for praising America. There's no conspiracy. It's just that America seldomly does something praiseworthy.
    USA #1! ...in arrogance, and not much else, lately.
    So, yay, US mandates that its data are public domain. It's really excellent.
    But, witness serious erosion of that, just recently. Representatives in congress (all Republican) have many times tried to close the open publication of NOAA and NHS data, so that private weather companies can make money off of it.

  • @Squirenetic
    @Squirenetic 15 лет назад +1

    hearing others sharing your native language speak English with an accent is horrible because it reminds you of the fact that you probably have a similar accent even though you don´t want to acknowledge it or can't hear it yourself. I find Mr. Rosling very hard to listen to for this very reason, though I happily endure it for the quality of his content.

  • @MeatMutant
    @MeatMutant 15 лет назад

    "A thank to the US taxpayers !" is awesome.

  • @pentagramparsons
    @pentagramparsons 14 лет назад

    @Ledwix He explicitly says theres no hiv epidemic in Africa, gives no regard or option for the public to view the population numbers. The graph says plenty of percentage numbers,less about population. People infected in South Africa is about 6 million in a country of 44 million. Thats not an epidemic? And about the race issue? Whos viewing it as that? Illitaracy in the US concerns about 4 million people nationwide,real problem in America,a nation of nations in all but name. Is that a local one?

  • @omghai2u
    @omghai2u 15 лет назад

    opinions are subjective

  • @omghai2u
    @omghai2u 15 лет назад

    yes we are not equal because of our upbringings. but you cant try and tell me that if one of those minorities you are talking about was raised in what could be universally agreed upon a good home, with out any of the negative influences that plague their lives today, that they wouldstill follow in the same path

  • @CognosSquare
    @CognosSquare 15 лет назад

    statistics ftw!

  • @jwfcp
    @jwfcp 15 лет назад

    it doesnt spread disease.
    what makes a better society? 1-3 kids or 5-7? people getting their bone on every day is a given.

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад

    That doesn't sound right.
    Does south America even have large enough production facilities for it's own consumption?
    (Or are we talking about weapons that the US sells to south american armies who then resell them to mexico?)

  • @mkarnerfors
    @mkarnerfors 15 лет назад +1

    Ugh... you are joking, surely. Swedish all wrong for the english language. We (yes, I'm a swede too) speak with the tip of our tongues. English is more spoken with the back of the tongue. So when you suddenly start speaking english with the tip of the tongue, it just gets, bleah, complete torture to the ear. :-P Oh course the opposite apply too: a natve english-speaking person trying to talk in swedish, ending up with that drawl that unavoidably comes with trying to use the back of the tongue.

  • @FlameDarkfire
    @FlameDarkfire 9 месяцев назад

    Skinny as a rail, can inhale a bowl of ramen, and can put a Saiyan to shame at DDR. Yep, about what I’d expect of a Japanese man.

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад

    PS:
    Your opinion that races are "too different" to have diverged in only 3000 generations doesn't count as constructive evidence.
    This is not my area of expertise, and I think we can at least agree that neither position is untenable.
    On the other hand, If we can resume the previous topic and/or you can point me to some statistical study that supports attributing the racial IQ divide to genetics (or even better, some data), that would be very kind.

  • @Squirenetic
    @Squirenetic 15 лет назад

    Please good sir, lay off the caps lock key. Condom usage in the world is being actively discouraged by a number of institutions, one of them being the catholic church. In countries (Sweden for example) which are sexually liberated and where condoms carry no stigma, but rather are seen as a given in a new sexual encounter, rates of STD's are correspondingly low. Men in sexually repressive socities are also more prone to visit prostitutes, who become hubs of STD spread. If you want figures, google

  • @pcuimac
    @pcuimac 15 лет назад

    Did you think for one second?
    How can you call producing 6*10^9 cars and fueling them with carbon based liquids sustainable?
    It would only be possible if we used 100% energy from sun and wind and hydrogen cell technology and if we recycle all the materials from old cars.
    But that solution is nowhere in sight. We will have plus 6 degree celius in 2050 if we go on like we did the last 50 years. Educate yourself.

  • @jwfcp
    @jwfcp 15 лет назад

    Yes, except YOU dont decide what is best. What is best is what is best for having survived to reproduce.
    how do all horses survive to breed when there are too many horses to be supported by the environment? The best survive.

  • @Adveloq
    @Adveloq 15 лет назад

    No, but something similar to it.

  • @XRG124
    @XRG124 12 лет назад

    On your 2nd point as are you that naive to think that he wouldn't adjust for inflation.

  • @Shigren
    @Shigren 15 лет назад

    I think its kinda cute.
    *cough*
    I mean i'm gonna go eat some steak and do some push ups.

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад

    Recreative sex has at the very least recreative value. If recreative sex had no value prostitution wouldn't be much of a business.
    You overestimate the value of reproductive sex because you use narrow-minded self-centered interpretation of evolution.
    IMHO there is a complex trade-off between quantity and quality of life. Hence a significant improvement of humanity's quality of life as a whole can be a more productive life goal than maximising #offspring (both personal and total).

  • @jwfcp
    @jwfcp 15 лет назад

    I discussed the claims you made about yourself, so no, it wasn't ad hominem.

  • @leafsoup
    @leafsoup 15 лет назад +1

    bmw has sponsored TED for like... Ever?

  • @DaDunge
    @DaDunge 5 лет назад

    Singapore is a tax haven city sate though it's not really the same as a real country with territorial extent.

  • @jwfcp
    @jwfcp 15 лет назад

    oh how is "your" kind is so much better, when you cant even put together a sentence? why would the "bad strains" of people even need to be remedied? if "they"re so "bad", then they wont be able to provide for their children by being a productive part of society. oh wait "they" can and thats all that matters.

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад

    Sorry, I'm not quite sure I understand your position.
    Are you saying that the scientific literature covers the issue and concludes that we are unequal, covers the issue and concludes that we are equal, or doesn't cover the issue?
    I don't think race is the determining factor. It's a fact anyone can observe that IQ (to choose an arbitrary measure) has a genetic component, and no serious biologist since cold war russia will deny that. Poverty and segregation statistically explain the divide.

  • @zeytelaloi
    @zeytelaloi 15 лет назад

    jag vet xD

  • @jwfcp
    @jwfcp 15 лет назад

    Who's famous for it?
    hannibal lector isnt real
    Buffalo Bill isnt real
    Freddy Krueger isnt real
    Norman Bates isnt real
    I dont think you could build a rocket either.

  • @Paulginz
    @Paulginz 15 лет назад

    Yes, promiscuous people who don't use protection are the main spreaders of STDs. (This includes classical western adultery and classical western prostitution. (But not strictly regulated legal prostitution))
    However, I don't understand where "across genders" comes into the picture. (e.g. lesbian sex is in general safer than heterosexual sex)

  • @jwfcp
    @jwfcp 15 лет назад

    Yeah, thats kinda my point, why are you on such a high horse about what others do their selves with who they choose? double standard much?

  • @labonka
    @labonka 13 лет назад +1

    Mathematical pornography, like most TED.

  • @helenicepaula4877
    @helenicepaula4877 7 месяцев назад

    Vichi não Deus para ver ...

  • @Maestroxxx1
    @Maestroxxx1 15 лет назад

    tytytytytytyty ^^

  • @nekedemus
    @nekedemus 15 лет назад

    Gapminder(dot)org

  • @qaewwadscc3981
    @qaewwadscc3981 9 лет назад

    Biases within biases, fallacies within fallacies that all you have huh Hans?
    Good on you then, sticking with what you know.

  • @pcuimac
    @pcuimac 15 лет назад

    Why are you shouting all the time?
    The time since people came out of africa to different parts of the world was rather short. We did only adapt our skincolour and minor features to local conditions.
    But the brain is our most valuable feature. All populations are under pressure to be intelligent and develop tools to survive. So there is no cause for some human population to become so dumb that you can measure it.
    You only want to rationalize you being a racist.
    (sorry for bad english)