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Loading...Story of Our Health AND Wealth from a Rockstar Speaker (VIDEO)
Cult speaker Hans Rosling animates 200 years of health and wealth advances worldwide. It’s pretty amazing.
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Only he forgot to include the guy in the video who comes along with a needle and starts bursting all the bubbles that rise to the top.
Regards...
Thanks!
Noted and thanks
It just shows that America is not going in the right direction.
Interesting... Thanks!
I think we are due for another die-off like the great flu epidemic.
Jason R, we ARE on a decline, partly because we are still gobbling resources we don't have and pouring money into a military empire to have access to them, and partly because as others go higher on the scale, they catch up to us - and want some of those same resources. And our response is to hunker down and do more of the same (since it always worked before, right?) instead of recognizing what's happening, and changing our behavior to adapt and continue to do well. It's not too late to change us and our trajectory, but if we continue to "twiddle, diddle and resolve" without trying to change on a large scale, it won't be long before we start to fall behind.
I love the active data. Makes it easy to understand. If you split USA by class, I think you would get very different experiences.
I'm questioning the direction of american wealth and health. Doesn't it seem like we're on a decline?
Noted, thanks.
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