there can no better person than Hans Rosling to play with numbers and make statistics such a interesting study. Unfortunately he is not there to see the rise of India now.
I have been watching this guy's videos all afternoon. I have to say I am pleased to see that all countries wealth, and health are going up. I think world economists, and politicians really need to adopt Hans' methods.
I am indian and i really want India and China to be together like they used to be for 5000+ years. recent 50 years has ruined partnership of 5000+ years.
Why not? I happen to be a westerner, and I have no problems whatsoever with you guys catching up! Or outgrowing us. Where is the harm? Good lives 4 all of us.
@@timcook8999 True. Rising powers have been challenged more often than not. But conflict is avoidable, if reason prevails. There is hope we'll get a scenario like "The US outgrows the UK in the early 1900s (peacefully)" instead of, e.g., the turmoil when Germany became the powerhouse of Europe beginning with the late 1800s.
Anyone watching this I hope you appreciate the gravity of the messenger. Hans Rosling's tone, facts, and demeanor was/is that of an adviser to the world. He didn't have one slip of the tongue, or foot in the mouth, statement in his presentation. While the whole time he spoke in a manner as if to advise what the best course of action would be. Then he predicted (arbitrary date) that power and responsibility has already begun to shift. King making on video.
Wow, Hans is the man...his fierce representation of the future has definitely made my day. And believe it or not, he's absolutely right, avoid war at all costs, it'll only bring us back to the past. What's the point when we have the future to look forward to?
@stopcommunistmedia didn't you hear what Hans said? Asia was not only richer than Europe 500 yrs ago but also had more knowledge in basic science, math. Astronomy. European colonizers not only occupied Asia but also looted the enormous amount of wealth (Diamonds, Gold, Emerald, Ruby etc) from India especially. If you go to British Museums, even today you can see diamonds stolen from India being displayed. LOL Like Hans said, India and China only regaining lost wealth, not gaining anything new !
The presentation is wonderful, packed with a wealth of informative data. Alas, I won't be alive to see if it comes true as I'll be 102 years old in 2048 (my reasonable expectation) ! But economic forecasts are as true as weather forecasts at best, I feel.
I'm very happy to hear that my country, India, will catch up with the west in terms of wealth. I sincerely hope we can catch up in terms of manners as well.
Manner is a relative term. I am an Indian living in Europe , I see many Europeans complaining about American tourists manners. If you ask me American tourists manners were better than Indians. However American manners are not enough for Europeans. That's why I said Manner is a relative term. It depends what you are comparing with.
Income per person in India will be equal to that of the US NOT in 2048 as claimed in the video but in 2138 i.e. in 115 years. To the Indian people reading this in 2138 - I was born in a small village called Bangaon in Saharsa, Bihar and was good at Maths especially statistics and probability.
I'm really excited about all the technological advancement from India & China now. As an American, I support their economic growth but I don't want American standard of living to decrease as a result. I want the world to do well.
Honestly im not from asia, but think asia is the best in the entertainment wise, japan with anime and mangas, korea with the singers, china with all the object they make( almost everything i have is made in china ). There amazing, hard and amzing workers-
@@xoho3462 Indonesia and India ect etc? But honestly I was talking about the main ones that are popular, I like many countries even though I have not been to any, why do you want to know what I know about them ..- 😂
This presentation couldn’t have been better and funnier!!! I am watching this in a metro... n the guy sitting next to me peeped into my phone wondering which standup am i watching...😅
@@shrutipandey7764 Thanks for assuring! Btw I never saw Sadhguru giving a tedtalk. Anyways he himself has a whole another series of Ted like talks. To tell you, I was amazed but not so surprised to see Sadhguru on talks where the topic is about growth of India. Feels good to see such great personalities together at this closer proximity
Pratik Rane oh you are right.. his is a different series ‘TED’ which i mistook to be the TedTalks... thanx for clarifying... i love his talks.. apart frm the content his way of talking has this meditative fell to it which is just amazing...
@@shrutipandey7764 Yeah right. Btw how did you found this video? For me, I was looking for Data Science visualization skills and I stumbled upon this video. Wbu?
i understand, i am an african-american. if you think it is hard for you, just imagine what its like to be black and female in america. it is HARD. i have no doubts that asia will regain power once again. i just hope when that happens that they will not act the same way that the white americans did.
i hope my india does good. we have faced a lot unfair trade laws and sanctions by the west. have faced too much monopoly from the first world. never had a fair playing ground in any trade domain. i hope my country reclaims what it deserves. we are a hard working and an ambitious nation and we want to earn our place of pride, power and respect from the world. i dont want my children to be looked down upon by the white race. i want to see end of Britishers colonial hangover & western arrogance.
Harishankar Sanathanan We’d more like EU or would have become a single country named United States of India opposite to Republic of India that we are today
@@KazimJafar Now looking at it, that makes sense. At the same time, I feel like the current India - The Republic of India would - be much better than a United States of India. Thgouh, no doubt, colonization was horrible, I agree. It completely ruined India to the point where a region with 25% world GDP became a region with ~3% after the British's 200 years of theft from our country. Well... it's no use in dwelling on past issues. What will we change in doing that? And as always, forgive, but never forget.
And I scarcely think Europe has "outrun" Asia. Look up what happened to the great libraries of Persia, and Africa, and India. All of them overrun and destroyed by attackers. Its like destroying a ship and then build a raft, and claim that your raft outran the ship.
Yeah, seriously. I want all of humanity to be peaceful prosperous, and happy, not just the Eastern half or the Western half. We're all human, are we not? Based on that fact, does not someone in Asia or Africa deserve to have the same rights and living standards as someone in the US or Europe? I think so, and I'm glad others feel the same way.
@billyboy8888 which is precisely why china is developing long-term strategic relationships with countries in africa, south america, and eslewhere in asia to secure those resources. they have already spent billions on infrastructure investments in africa in exchange for mineral rights, and are making agricultural deals with brazil and argentina. china is not stupid. no country can grow on its own.
Life. If you just through history, countries that have started out later than other countries have always had an advantage over other countries which already have the technologies in place. This is why America, and Japan, and now China have been doing so much better than other nations. Building a new system is better than overthrowing or improving an older one.
People need to change how they think about nationality. This isn't the growth of India, as much as it's the growth of humanity. I'm proud of India, but I'm more proud of people who support growth, regardless of what country. GO HUMANITY :D
I was 14 minutes in, and about to dismiss Hans's prediction entirely on the basis that world shifts like this simply don't happen peacefully and predictably, but then I reached 14:15 and Hans mentions war. Realistically, it may not be a war like any type we've seen before in terms of scale or actions taken, there may just be regional violence unrelated to government backed armies (maybe terrorist, but of different demographics/backgrounds) but there will be violence.
LOL true! He fails 2 realize Asia provided the very bases of western civilization. Beginning with Arithmetic, Algebra etc up to and including paper(something of similar importance for the time akin to a modern day computer; it was how they stored knowledge!), compass, and the gun; which is the single most important discovery to western civilization and dominance and it once again, originated in the east. I just hate Anglo-Centric nonsense and how they chose to ignore history to justify supremacy
Im viewer no. 299,840.This means there are roughly 300,000 people right now who truly want to understand the world.Lets go out there and make a change.
since what i remember this was not what i was discussing (although it was a while back) i was discussing monopolies forming by themselves. There might be times that monopolies function better then competition i just find that most of the time it is the case because of already existing gov regulations. Phone company (at&t) use to be a monopoly formed by government and costumer service sucked and prices were higher then after it got resolved. Companies now use tricks to share networks.
We are Indians. And we are coming to take charge again. To posses what was ours since the beginning of time. #GoldenIndiaAsiaRises #Aug2018 #2048 #IndiaChinaJapan&Bros.
I've been trying to convince my friends this for a while now. They all argue with a vengance, even though they believe that america is/will fall out of power... but somehow they believe parts of the broken nation will take over right from the get go. Bah... anyway, thanks for sharing the presentation.
Great video! Had the US and Britain had a policy of free-trade rather than coercive imperialism, China and India would probably already be up their with us!
That was not the issue. If you read all his comments you would have seen he said Asia never had an empire and economically stagnant. As of today yes the western world does hold the monopoly on paradigm shifting innovations but that was also true of 15th century China. Times change and this is only the Wests era of innovation The cycle repeats itself as it always has and with current trends the East is not only catching up but surpassing in many fields.
Unfortunately as history thought us in Andalusia (today's Spain) the Islamic Spain at its time was one of the most advanced and sophisticated civilizations with advancement in mostly chemistry, medicine, physics and litterateur, art and architecture. And such doesn't always make you the best in military power because it focuses more on one part more than another. The still barbaric west-Europe at that time could still after some time fight back the Arabs from Spain.
His graphics don't seem to indicate the famines in India that took place during the late 19th/early 20th centuries, mainly due to the British diverting food production for cash crops and/or wartime supplies.
Magical Stats...Humble person...Rare combination...A true genius...Rest in peace Mr. Hans Rosling....respect from India and Asia!
"27th July 2048 is my 100nth birthday and I expect to speak in the first session of the 39nth TED India" :'( RIP Hans Rosling,
Keshav Sharma We are all poorer for the loss of Hans Rosling.
Observing the change since 2012 on this date i believe 2017,
RIP Hans rosling
there can no better person than Hans Rosling to play with numbers and make statistics such a interesting study. Unfortunately he is not there to see the rise of India now.
@@nwjh1957 We are indeed. Wonderful personality. I am glad his children and co-workers are continuing in his work.
RIP Mr Rosling, surely gonna miss your wisdom and eloquence
Hans Rosling is great, one of my favorite TED speakers ever!
This was an extremely interesting talk, his humor is awesome too!
this is the best speech which I heard!
'My 100th birthday, get your tickets' - sad this moment will never be. RIP Hans Rosling
Got to love Hans Rosling. I expect to watch that 27th of July, 2048 session of TED India. Can't wait!
Oh God I feel so sad. 😭😭😭 He expected he would live at least for a 100 years but he fell 31 years short.
I have been watching this guy's videos all afternoon. I have to say I am pleased to see that all countries wealth, and health are going up. I think world economists, and politicians really need to adopt Hans' methods.
The westerns don't want to see the two big cats combining together.
I am indian and i really want India and China to be together like they used to be for 5000+ years.
recent 50 years has ruined partnership of 5000+ years.
Why not? I happen to be a westerner, and I have no problems whatsoever with you guys catching up! Or outgrowing us. Where is the harm? Good lives 4 all of us.
@@timcook8999 Why shouldn't it? As long as it's verifyable win-win for all parties involved, they will. They like to get re-elected, you know ;-)
@@timcook8999 our govt are not fools....see for urself...even after all word playing...we have the highest trade partnership
@@timcook8999 True. Rising powers have been challenged more often than not. But conflict is avoidable, if reason prevails. There is hope we'll get a scenario like "The US outgrows the UK in the early 1900s (peacefully)" instead of, e.g., the turmoil when Germany became the powerhouse of Europe beginning with the late 1800s.
Anyone watching this I hope you appreciate the gravity of the messenger. Hans Rosling's tone, facts, and demeanor was/is that of an adviser to the world. He didn't have one slip of the tongue, or foot in the mouth, statement in his presentation. While the whole time he spoke in a manner as if to advise what the best course of action would be. Then he predicted (arbitrary date) that power and responsibility has already begun to shift. King making on video.
Wow, Hans is the man...his fierce representation of the future has definitely made my day. And believe it or not, he's absolutely right, avoid war at all costs, it'll only bring us back to the past. What's the point when we have the future to look forward to?
@stopcommunistmedia didn't you hear what Hans said? Asia was not only richer than Europe 500 yrs ago but also had more knowledge in basic science, math. Astronomy. European colonizers not only occupied Asia but also looted the enormous amount of wealth (Diamonds, Gold, Emerald, Ruby etc) from India especially. If you go to British Museums, even today you can see diamonds stolen from India being displayed. LOL
Like Hans said, India and China only regaining lost wealth, not gaining anything new !
The presentation is wonderful, packed with a wealth of informative data. Alas, I won't be alive to see if it comes true as I'll be 102 years old in 2048 (my reasonable expectation) ! But economic forecasts are as true as weather forecasts at best, I feel.
your fickle thinking looks even more volatile than the predictive numbers he ran
Unfortunately, Hans is no more ....RIP
That was extraordinarily outstanding presentation 🙏🏻🇮🇳🙏🏻
I'm very happy to hear that my country, India, will catch up with the west in terms of wealth. I sincerely hope we can catch up in terms of manners as well.
Manner is a relative term. I am an Indian living in Europe , I see many Europeans complaining about American tourists manners. If you ask me American tourists manners were better than Indians. However American manners are not enough for Europeans.
That's why I said Manner is a relative term. It depends what you are comparing with.
Income per person in India will be equal to that of the US NOT in 2048 as claimed in the video but in 2138 i.e. in 115 years. To the Indian people reading this in 2138 - I was born in a small village called Bangaon in Saharsa, Bihar and was good at Maths especially statistics and probability.
If you are using factual data...Unfortunately you are using data that they want you to see..not factual data!!
What a man! How informative and fun! Legend!
Great video. 13 years later.....Please reupload in higher resolution _/\_
You are the kind of person I would love to have a drink with. Thank-you for having intelligence and common sense :)
This guy is amazing, each of his talks are fascinating and engaged, He's the Man !
Fantastic! Rosling is so informative yet highly entertaining!!
Asia is the most populous continent in the world..60% of the world's population..the highest GDP in the World..yes Asia is the Future..
Hans was so good, his son has done a great job following in his path.
Great talk. I love the way he uses humour to hit the point home.
Best reading of a graph i have ever heard!
I'm really excited about all the technological advancement from India & China now. As an American, I support their economic growth but I don't want American standard of living to decrease as a result. I want the world to do well.
Hans Rosling is so cool!
I honestly can't get enough of Rosling.
love hans rosling
really extraordinary - nicely done...I like the way he started and the amazing way he ended...great speaker
Hans Rosling is by far my favourite TED guy.
I have become ur Fan for forever
7:38 "Nevermore stupid central planning"
HAHAHA
I LOVE his Swedish accent!
Honestly im not from asia, but think asia is the best in the entertainment wise, japan with anime and mangas, korea with the singers, china with all the object they make( almost everything i have is made in china ). There amazing, hard and amzing workers-
Correction: you like east asia, not asia as a whole
@@xoho3462 you know what I like more than i? I guess I don't like North Korea but it peaks my interest and curiosity so I don't know.
@@Wondering.. what countries besides china, japan, and korea do you like in asia? And what do you know about them?
@@xoho3462 Indonesia and India ect etc? But honestly I was talking about the main ones that are popular, I like many countries even though I have not been to any, why do you want to know what I know about them ..- 😂
@@Wondering.. bc when i said you only liked east asia you insist on making a point that im not correct?
This guy is so passionate, he was winded by the end of the presentation! 'Like he just sprinted across Mumbai (you see what I did there?).
Hans Rosling is the freakin man!
Hans Rosling for world President!
GREAT..............................
I love this man.... interesting style of teaching 🤩
Highly fascinating!
You've just got to love that man, Hans Rosling \o/
I love this guy. Noone can present statistics with more enthusiasm.
Quite like a commentary on a marathon run, except that the finishing line has moved back by 7 years.
that's the beginning of re-normalisation.....that's when things go back to the way they have been for thousands of years....Jai Hind
i love this guy :) , hope he can reach his 100 birthday successfully .
sadly he died two years ago...
really enjoyed this one.
Great lecturer! Just wow!
I will be 63. Let's look forward.
Hope the world as a whole will become a better place.
I am from HK, now working in China.
Such interactive presentation!
What lovely personality
This presentation couldn’t have been better and funnier!!! I am watching this in a metro... n the guy sitting next to me peeped into my phone wondering which standup am i watching...😅
That's funny.. but can you tell is that really Sadhguru in the audience at 15:13?
Pratik Rane yeaaahh!!! I think so.. he might had been the next speaker..
@@shrutipandey7764 Thanks for assuring! Btw I never saw Sadhguru giving a tedtalk. Anyways he himself has a whole another series of Ted like talks. To tell you, I was amazed but not so surprised to see Sadhguru on talks where the topic is about growth of India. Feels good to see such great personalities together at this closer proximity
Pratik Rane oh you are right.. his is a different series ‘TED’ which i mistook to be the TedTalks... thanx for clarifying...
i love his talks.. apart frm the content his way of talking has this meditative fell to it which is just amazing...
@@shrutipandey7764 Yeah right. Btw how did you found this video? For me, I was looking for Data Science visualization skills and I stumbled upon this video. Wbu?
Hans Rosling "war alway's pushes people backward."
i love this guy!
Hans is awesome.
Ted, please release this video with good resolution.
Hanssss :D
This man is Legend.
Go, Rosling! What if we can do the same in Africa.
i understand, i am an african-american. if you think it is hard for you, just imagine what its like to be black and female in america. it is HARD. i have no doubts that asia will regain power once again. i just hope when that happens that they will not act the same way that the white americans did.
That guy is always awesome.
wow this was 2009, any update for 2019 before covid19 ?
i hope my india does good. we have faced a lot unfair trade laws and sanctions by the west. have faced too much monopoly from the first world. never had a fair playing ground in any trade domain. i hope my country reclaims what it deserves. we are a hard working and an ambitious nation and we want to earn our place of pride, power and respect from the world.
i dont want my children to be looked down upon by the white race. i want to see end of Britishers colonial hangover & western arrogance.
I wish British never colonised India. Things would have been so different by now then....
True, my friend. But at the same time, then India would likely have been divided into many smaller countries.
Harishankar Sanathanan We’d more like EU or would have become a single country named United States of India opposite to Republic of India that we are today
@@KazimJafar Now looking at it, that makes sense.
At the same time, I feel like the current India - The Republic of India would - be much better than a United States of India.
Thgouh, no doubt, colonization was horrible, I agree. It completely ruined India to the point where a region with 25% world GDP became a region with ~3% after the British's 200 years of theft from our country. Well... it's no use in dwelling on past issues. What will we change in doing that? And as always, forgive, but never forget.
Thanks
This guy is a legend...period!
And I scarcely think Europe has "outrun" Asia. Look up what happened to the great libraries of Persia, and Africa, and India. All of them overrun and destroyed by attackers. Its like destroying a ship and then build a raft, and claim that your raft outran the ship.
I'd love to see an updated 2007 to 2023 (at the time of commenting) addendum
Yeah, seriously. I want all of humanity to be peaceful prosperous, and happy, not just the Eastern half or the Western half. We're all human, are we not? Based on that fact, does not someone in Asia or Africa deserve to have the same rights and living standards as someone in the US or Europe? I think so, and I'm glad others feel the same way.
@billyboy8888 which is precisely why china is developing long-term strategic relationships with countries in africa, south america, and eslewhere in asia to secure those resources. they have already spent billions on infrastructure investments in africa in exchange for mineral rights, and are making agricultural deals with brazil and argentina. china is not stupid. no country can grow on its own.
Life. If you just through history, countries that have started out later than other countries have always had an advantage over other countries which already have the technologies in place. This is why America, and Japan, and now China have been doing so much better than other nations. Building a new system is better than overthrowing or improving an older one.
I love his enthusiasm
People need to change how they think about nationality.
This isn't the growth of India, as much as it's the growth of humanity. I'm proud of India, but I'm more proud of people who support growth, regardless of what country.
GO HUMANITY :D
Awesome Video!
@ctrlaltdelagain + He really knows his stuff. Hans Rosling is fantastic.
What an amazing talk. I am really looking forward to 27th, July 2048
Even if the prediction is wrong all his talks are very interesting! 5/5
Even calculus was discovered in Asia well over a thousand years BEFORE Europe. And you still feel Europe is superior.
I wish I had teachers like him in school.
it is so touching, the passion he shows for statistics
I was 14 minutes in, and about to dismiss Hans's prediction entirely on the basis that world shifts like this simply don't happen peacefully and predictably, but then I reached 14:15 and Hans mentions war. Realistically, it may not be a war like any type we've seen before in terms of scale or actions taken, there may just be regional violence unrelated to government backed armies (maybe terrorist, but of different demographics/backgrounds) but there will be violence.
LOL true! He fails 2 realize Asia provided the very bases of western civilization. Beginning with Arithmetic, Algebra etc up to and including paper(something of similar importance for the time akin to a modern day computer; it was how they stored knowledge!), compass, and the gun; which is the single most important discovery to western civilization and dominance and it once again, originated in the east. I just hate Anglo-Centric nonsense and how they chose to ignore history to justify supremacy
love this guy!
27th of July 2048.
I will be 58, good to have something to look forward to......
And I am from Sweden..........
wicked vid! enjoyable & interesting
Im viewer no. 299,840.This means there are roughly 300,000 people right now who truly want to understand the world.Lets go out there and make a change.
since what i remember this was not what i was discussing (although it was a while back) i was discussing monopolies forming by themselves. There might be times that monopolies function better then competition i just find that most of the time it is the case because of already existing gov regulations. Phone company (at&t) use to be a monopoly formed by government and costumer service sucked and prices were higher then after it got resolved. Companies now use tricks to share networks.
Great!
look up one of his older ted videos. he talked about the application and where to find it, in one of those.
We are Indians. And we are coming to take charge again. To posses what was ours since the beginning of time. #GoldenIndiaAsiaRises #Aug2018 #2048 #IndiaChinaJapan&Bros.
I've been trying to convince my friends this for a while now. They all argue with a vengance, even though they believe that america is/will fall out of power... but somehow they believe parts of the broken nation will take over right from the get go. Bah... anyway, thanks for sharing the presentation.
No need, but the sentiment is appreciated ^=^
Thanks
unbelievable!
Anyway, I like it.
Great video! Had the US and Britain had a policy of free-trade rather than coercive imperialism, China and India would probably already be up their with us!
hans rosling is a legnd i love him now
That was not the issue. If you read all his comments you would have seen he said Asia never had an empire and economically stagnant. As of today yes the western world does hold the monopoly on paradigm shifting innovations but that was also true of 15th century China. Times change and this is only the Wests era of innovation The cycle repeats itself as it always has and with current trends the East is not only catching up but surpassing in many fields.
I wish he would be able to give a talk in 2048. And I would like to be there.
good one. 9:45 Though, inequity grows larger when there is economic progress. It's just the reality of money.
Unfortunately as history thought us in Andalusia (today's Spain) the Islamic Spain at its time was one of the most advanced and sophisticated civilizations with advancement in mostly chemistry, medicine, physics and litterateur, art and architecture. And such doesn't always make you the best in military power because it focuses more on one part more than another. The still barbaric west-Europe at that time could still after some time fight back the Arabs from Spain.
His graphics don't seem to indicate the famines in India that took place during the late 19th/early 20th centuries, mainly due to the British diverting food production for cash crops and/or wartime supplies.
he's just using "health" as short hand and to make a point, because he speaks fast. of course he knows the difference. he's a great speaker.