Visulisation? Prograph? Extropy? Expancy?
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There are two videos.
First one is showing where and when the wars happened at in the last thousand years on the world map in 5 minutes. I think this information is not very fair, though.
Another one is showing how much the world living level improved during the last 200 years in 4 minutes.
The man in the 2nd video so clearly pronounces English as even I can understand. So, I tried to write down a bit what the man said:
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Visulisation(?) is a raided fort my own work too. I teach prograph(?). And I know, having the day there is not enough. I have to show it like people both enjoy and understand. Now I go to climb to something I'd never downed before, animating data in real space. With a bit technical responses in the clue.
So, here we go. First access to help, life extropy(?) from twenty five years to seventy five years.
And down here, an access to help, income par a person.
Four hundred, four thousand, and forty thousand dollar.
So, down here, is poor and sick.
And up here, rich and healthy.
Now, I’m go to show you the world two hundred years ago, in eighteen ten.
Here over come countries. Europe brown, Asian red, Middle East is green, Africa and Sahara is blue, and the America is yellow.
And the size of the country bubbles shows the size of population.
And in eighteen ten, the pretty cloudy down where wasn’t dead. All countries were set in poor, life expancy(?) on below forty. In all countries. And only UK and Netherlands (???) but not much.
First one is showing where and when the wars happened at in the last thousand years on the world map in 5 minutes. I think this information is not very fair, though.
Another one is showing how much the world living level improved during the last 200 years in 4 minutes.
The man in the 2nd video so clearly pronounces English as even I can understand. So, I tried to write down a bit what the man said:
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Visulisation(?) is a raided fort my own work too. I teach prograph(?). And I know, having the day there is not enough. I have to show it like people both enjoy and understand. Now I go to climb to something I'd never downed before, animating data in real space. With a bit technical responses in the clue.
So, here we go. First access to help, life extropy(?) from twenty five years to seventy five years.
And down here, an access to help, income par a person.
Four hundred, four thousand, and forty thousand dollar.
So, down here, is poor and sick.
And up here, rich and healthy.
Now, I’m go to show you the world two hundred years ago, in eighteen ten.
Here over come countries. Europe brown, Asian red, Middle East is green, Africa and Sahara is blue, and the America is yellow.
And the size of the country bubbles shows the size of population.
And in eighteen ten, the pretty cloudy down where wasn’t dead. All countries were set in poor, life expancy(?) on below forty. In all countries. And only UK and Netherlands (???) but not much.
Visulisation(?) Visualization is a raided fort my own work too.
I teach prograph(?) global health.
Now I go to climb to something I'd never downed done before, animating data in real space.
With a bit of technical responses in the clue.
First access to help, life extropy(?) expectancy from twenty five years to seventy five years. life expectancy = 平均余命
And in eighteen ten, it was the pretty cloudy down where wasn’t dead it?.
All countries were set in poor, life expancy(?) expectancy on below forty.
And only UK and Netherlands (???) but not much. Netherlands = ネーデルランド/オランダ
ありがとう！！
Visualization is right at the heart of my own work too. I teach global health. I know, having the data there is not enough. I have to show it in ways people both enjoy and understand. Now, I'm going to try something I've never done before. Animating the data in real space. With a bit of technical assistance from the crew. So, here we go. First, an axis for health. Life expectancy, from 25 years, to 75 years. And down here, an axis for wealth. Income per person. 400, 4000, and 4000 dollars.
Here over come countries. Europe brown, Asian red, Middle East is green, Africa (south of the Sahara) is blue, and the Americas in yellow.
And in 1810, it was pretty crowded down there, wasn't it? All countries were sick and poor. Life expectancy was below 40 in all countries. And only the UK and the Netherlands were slightly better up, but not much.
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How can I show my appreciation?
Thanks to you, I can review this based on your text!
I'll retry to hear this until I'll get it correctly.
Thank you for your help!!
I didn't transcribe exactly what he says when he lists the countries, and it's "well off", not "well up". Also, I missed a zero for 40,000. Anyway, enjoy!
本当にどうもありがとう！！
Visualization is right at the heart of my own work too.
And I know, having the data there is not enough.
I have to show it in ways people both enjoy and understand.
Now, I'm going to try something I've never done before. Animating the data in real space.
With a bit of technical assistance from the crew.
First, an axis for health. Life expectancy, from 25 years, to 75 years.
And down here, an axis for wealth, income par a person.
Four hundred, four thousand, and forty thousand dollars.
Europe brown, Asian red, Middle East is green, Africa (south of the Sahara) is blue, and the Americas in yellow.
And in 1810, it was pretty crowded down there, wasn't it?
All countries were sick and poor. Life expectancy was below 40,
And only the UK and the Netherlands were slightly better up, but not much.