“Fight Against Stupidity And Bureaucracy”
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Mark Twain is famous for having said, “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics.”
Well, just to prove you can have a bit of fun with statistics have a look at this set of nonsense that came to me in an email a while ago.
They are a complete reversal of the usual figures which continually highlight the increasing world population and the problems that will cause in the future.
These numbers look at the world if it was scaled down to just one hundred people.
It might make you think or it might not.
But it is a new way of looking at population statistics, so I hope you enjoy them anyway.
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If The World
Was Scaled Down
To Only 100 People
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SEVEN
would have a college degree
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TWENTY-TWO
would own a computer
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TWENTY-SIX
would be children
THIRTEEN
of those children would live in poverty
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SEVENTY-FOUR
would be adults
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EIGHT
of those adults would be 65 years or older
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FIFTY FIFTY
There would be an equal
number of males and females
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There would be
SIXTY
Asians,
FIFTEEN
Africans,
FOURTEEN
people from the Americas,
and
ELEVEN
Europeans
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SEVENTEEN
wouldn’t be able to read or write
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TWENTY-THREE
wouldn’t have any shelter
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ONE
would be dying of starvation
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FIFTEEN
would be undernourished
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TWENTY-ONE
would be overweight
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THIRTEEN
wouldn’t have access to clean water
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FIFTY-ONE
would live in cities
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TWENTY-TWO
wouldn’t have electricity
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Of those that do have electricity,
most would only use it for light at night
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SIXTEEN
wouldn’t have toilets
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SEVENTY-FIVE
would be cell phone users
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THIRTY
would be active internet users
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FORTY-EIGHT
would live on less than $2 per day
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SEVEN
people would own an automobile
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THIRTY
would be employed in Agriculture
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FIVE
would own 32% of the wealth
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The poorest
THIRTY-THREE
people would only receive 3% of the income
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By the end of the year
ONE
person would die and
TWO
new people would be born.
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It is certainly a world view! I got a little dizzy just reading it. You do find unusual “stuff.”
I am unusual, usually 🙂