If the World were 100 People
Interesting Infographic from Washington Post.
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Jack Hagley, a London-based infographic designer, has produced a chart laying out a whole range of global data, arranged on a simple premise: what the world would look like if it were represented by 100 people.
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Jack Hagley, a London-based infographic designer, has produced a chart laying out a whole range of global data, arranged on a simple premise: what the world would look like if it were represented by 100 people.
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Ashraf HZ75% of the world's population are cell phone users? Perhaps the statistics are distorted with multiple cell accounts, but regardless, it does show the penetration of mobile communications with the advent of cheaper phones and exponential wireless coverage.
As with all tools, it can be used for good or bad. I pray that at least for the good, its a means to help elevate literacy rates and access to critical information (e.g health, disasters, etc). -
Ramani Aswath
Absolutely. As you say a knife can cut vegetables or kill. Depends on the user of the tool.ashits a means to help elevate literacy rates and access to critical information (e.g health, disasters, etc).
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