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  • Gapminder.org - For a fact based world view.

    From the presentation: NOTE: The following breakdowns are done by these regions: South Asia East Asia East Europe Latin America OECD (see following Wikipedia entry) Africa "The richest 20% have 74% of the income. "The poorest 20% have only 2% of the income. "By... more

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  • Rated by barryr666 on Sep 26, 8:34am

    Interactive displays on world demographics and statistics.

  • Rated by CameronPrice on Sep 25, 7:34am

    Very impressive interactive site that certainly puts things into perspective

  • Rated by rhyre on Sep 23, 10:18pm

    Make decisions based on data, not assumptions.

  • Rated by MaskTheEnd on Sep 05, 10:42pm

    This is an amazing resource of thinking about the future. Thinking exponentially.

  • Rated by Nopanacea on Aug 29, 1:25am

    Amazing interactive data visualizations of world statistics.

  • Rated by josephong on Aug 18, 9:34pm

    Wow, this is amazing. The statistics really hit home when you look at some of the poverty gaps and other data shown. World development needs to bring everyone along with it, and this is the perfect tool to show people what's happening internationally. This will be an excellent resource in showing classes in school the reality of society today - and how we need to change our mindsets and paths so we do not continue along the path of complete stratification.

  • Rated by hiro75 on Jul 17, 8:48pm

    International development stats and trends vividly presented in graphs and videos. Great for making sense of data.

  • Rated by murmur55 on Jun 02, 5:44pm

    ...this person, and his data management process, was featured on a fun TED talk...let's hope that this will be the future of society where science and data drive decisions about resources, rather than politics

  • Rated by papadimitriou on Jun 01, 9:30pm

    Very insightful statistical tools to follow the world development.