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The Lonely City
The Lonely City
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Відео

The Battle of Vastness
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The Battle of Vastness
I Read 301 Books in a Year
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I Read 301 Books in a Year
The Global Year of 2023
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The Global Year of 2023
Humans Fought Distance and Won
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Humans Fought Distance and Won
the border between rich and poor
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the border between rich and poor
The Country that Wanted to Build a City in the Shape of a Rhino
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The Country that Wanted to Build a City in the Shape of a Rhino
our cities are in a global competition
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our cities are in a global competition
How Chips Could Help Solve Extreme Poverty
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How Chips Could Help Solve Extreme Poverty
does it feel like everything is starting to look the same
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does it feel like everything is starting to look the same
Everything You Got Wrong About Foreign Aid
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Everything You Got Wrong About Foreign Aid
What if the US and China only had 100 people?
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What if the US and China only had 100 people?
Why did Foreign Aid Fail so Miserably?
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Why did Foreign Aid Fail so Miserably?
Women in Politics
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Women in Politics
Did the West Leave Africa Behind?
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Did the West Leave Africa Behind?
Everything changed for Africa in the 2000's
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Everything changed for Africa in the 2000's
Why is Press Freedom on a Sharp Decline?
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Why is Press Freedom on a Sharp Decline?
Are the Nobel Prizes Eurocentric?
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Are the Nobel Prizes Eurocentric?
How One Farm Animal Took Over the World
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How One Farm Animal Took Over the World
The Age of Global Cooperation
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The Age of Global Cooperation
The Year War Returned
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The Year War Returned
I Read 108 Books This Year (and my Crazy Goal for 2023!)
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I Read 108 Books This Year (and my Crazy Goal for 2023!)
Statistics that Restore Your Faith in Humanity (part III)
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Statistics that Restore Your Faith in Humanity (part III)
The Shift That Is Changing Demographics Forever
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The Shift That Is Changing Demographics Forever
Statistics that Restore Your Faith in Humanity (part II)
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Statistics that Restore Your Faith in Humanity (part II)
The threat we thought had gone away
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The threat we thought had gone away
Statistics that Restore Your Faith in Humanity (part I)
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Statistics that Restore Your Faith in Humanity (part I)
Visualizing the Causes of Death in India (India part IV)
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Visualizing the Causes of Death in India (India part IV)
What Nation Spends the Most on its Military?
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What Nation Spends the Most on its Military?
Every flight leaving Heathrow in 24 hours
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Every flight leaving Heathrow in 24 hours

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @eirikbelisarius1100
    @eirikbelisarius1100 4 дні тому

    This is already outdated. India passed China in 2023/24. China reached the top in 2022, not in the 2040s...

  • @Mandy87Marie
    @Mandy87Marie 8 днів тому

    Is Ottawa, Canada not on this list? They reached a million a few years ago

  • @ReesCatOphuls
    @ReesCatOphuls 12 днів тому

    1900: 1.6bn 2024: 8.0bn No mention of ecological overshoot, climate change, planetary boundaries, shanna swann. I feel like the future is going to be a big surprise for this dude.

  • @hasanainmohammed1606
    @hasanainmohammed1606 14 днів тому

    Actually India passes in 2023-2024

  • @marlosunnyfruit4431
    @marlosunnyfruit4431 15 днів тому

    Who wants to have more than 2-3 children? Most women don't. We have to Deal with this since women can decide.

  • @juanantoniodomenechrubio5780
    @juanantoniodomenechrubio5780 20 днів тому

    Contraceptives are the answer. Now people can CHOOSE if they want children or how many children they want. I guess by the end of the century the population will shrink and in the long term the governments will incentivate people to have children offering more free daycare or monetary help.

  • @alexsim8554
    @alexsim8554 23 дні тому

    Abortion???

  • @morenomacaluso7364
    @morenomacaluso7364 24 дні тому

    Great video

  • @morenomacaluso7364
    @morenomacaluso7364 24 дні тому

    Great video

  • @morenomacaluso7364
    @morenomacaluso7364 24 дні тому

    Great video

  • @slottibarfast5402
    @slottibarfast5402 29 днів тому

    I have seen some of the consequences of a doubling of the US population in my lifetime and it is not good. For example the aquifers in the south west are running low never to be replenished. Agrichemicals have poisoned many fresh water bodies. The lifestyles of the cities is increasingly bad for human development causing alienation and reproductive decline, that may be in itself a good thing but is still a danger sigh on the human condition. In other countries I can not speculate but the effect on the environment will be harsh especially on the heels of global warming and the growing scarcity of resources in the energy sectors and mining. But ing up the coal reserves which will be plentiful will cause problems everywhere. Pray that a clean fuel can be found.

  • @lewdogzombies
    @lewdogzombies Місяць тому

    People have probably stopped having kids because they can’t afford to pay for themselves let alone their children. Everything is way too expensive these days and wages haven’t increased

  • @alethiosoratos5455
    @alethiosoratos5455 Місяць тому

    This is a coordinated destruction of the human race. Why would our leaders do this?

  • @Theactualclips
    @Theactualclips Місяць тому

    India’s population projection is currently less than 1.1 billion by 2100, China’s population would be around 750 million by then. It’s a recent imf projection. All these are just projections anyway.

  • @Moon_Crescent2341OO
    @Moon_Crescent2341OO Місяць тому

    I thought you were inactive forever

  • @tpwb5882
    @tpwb5882 Місяць тому

    This i the most detailed and clear video I found on UA-cam so far. Thanks

  • @MyName123.
    @MyName123. Місяць тому

    India needs free birth control!!! (I'm Indian)

  • @MyName123.
    @MyName123. Місяць тому

    INDIA NEEDS BIRTH CONTROL!!! (I'm Indian)

  • @annmarieknapp
    @annmarieknapp 2 місяці тому

    Having children justvfor free farm labor is selfish AH.

  • @ansumansamal8473
    @ansumansamal8473 2 місяці тому

    Awesome video i wish it got more reach

  • @TheGammelfjols
    @TheGammelfjols 2 місяці тому

    I allow myself to ask a perhaps controversial question, is the "big city" in our time a necessity? I refer here to the architect Frank Lloyd Wright's thoughts on Broadacre City and refer to the fact that we, with our technology, where I am here in Denmark, in a small town 420 km northwest of Copenhagen with a small population of 1000 in what we in Denmark call "outskirts of Denmark" , on my fiber internet connection, watching your youtube that you have made living in Sweden, we all literally live in a "global broadacre city" the concept of city and country have been blurred as concepts and now defined by the number of multinational fast food chains as you have in your inimitable proximity, than actually and have a practical significance for your everyday life. yes, there are slightly more cinemas and theaters in the big city than in the countryside, more venues, but is this really enough to define the city as a city? my older brother is a digital nomad, he and his wife, have just bought an auto camper and are traveling from their fixed address in Spain, around Europe while he works from here, up to us in the Scandian summer and on the run away from us when we hit the Scandinavian winter, (only we who live up here know what we are talking about when we talk about the Scandinavian winter, but a side note,) as someone who lives in the countryside in Denmark, we see the following, that our village church with the two towers here in my ranum, yes here the bell rings much more often for funerals than weddings and baptisms, and this is the norm in the province outside the big cities, in our western civilizations. but what happens now, when small generations have given birth to even smaller generations, well then the problem we have out here will move from the province to the city, together with much fewer people moving from here to the city as they simply had not been born. so while we are obsessed with an outdated focus on whether we live in cities or in the country, and in fact everyone lives in the digital Broadacre City, so because we move to the city we give birth to fewer and fewer children, in a model of society that must be said and have a smaller and smaller future as children are the definition of our common future it is very simple both in sweden denmark yes in the whole western world and the world in general there we give birth to the most children in the countryside, and far fewer children per woman in the city, and since the women in particular have moved to the city we have a huge problem, in cities where we have lost our souls, without actually understanding that the city as a concept as an idea, is yes outdated, because we all live in Broadacre City, with our smartphones. computers, tablets, connected to the Internet on social networks. with whom we have more contact than we have physical cash with each other in cities where it was precisely the purpose otherwise, to live close to each other so that you can have physical cash with each other,

  • @Gamma78.
    @Gamma78. 2 місяці тому

    Your videos have super high quality

  • @Moneytane1976
    @Moneytane1976 2 місяці тому

    2024 - India has exceeded China at 1.476 billion vs 1.454 billion, globally 8.3 billion, NZ is now 5.3 million due to extreme migration from India and China.

  • @brunorossibonin788
    @brunorossibonin788 2 місяці тому

    10:15 thats barcelona, not rio! Lol

  • @darkpaw1522
    @darkpaw1522 2 місяці тому

    Most people I met don’t regret having kids. *They regret having children in poverty.*

  • @gujjarbrand0874
    @gujjarbrand0874 2 місяці тому

    What is this New Price tablet panadol

  • @EvgeniyShmukler
    @EvgeniyShmukler 2 місяці тому

    ua-cam.com/video/mn9JxRIZYtY/v-deo.html

  • @EvgeniyShmukler
    @EvgeniyShmukler 2 місяці тому

    ua-cam.com/video/mn9JxRIZYtY/v-deo.html

  • @1258-Eckhart
    @1258-Eckhart 3 місяці тому

    There is a Green Belt around London in Planning Law, but the politicians are trying to build over it. Very shortsighted.

  • @wankyiffer9276
    @wankyiffer9276 3 місяці тому

    Lmao don't you love it when intelligent sounding people actually don't know what the fuck they are talking about?

  • @robertblake9892
    @robertblake9892 3 місяці тому

    Men rejecting the role of husband, father, protector, provider, 50 years of abortion on demand...

  • @InshruTripathi
    @InshruTripathi 3 місяці тому

    Mother Paradox. More Women= Less Birth

  • @lukasrentz3238
    @lukasrentz3238 3 місяці тому

    I don´t know how many Books i was able to read last year. Maybe 5? At the Moment there are 10 Books on my "To read"-pile. One per Month this year would be nice. Though preparing for the final Exams (February to May) will take a lot of Time away.

  • @1258-Eckhart
    @1258-Eckhart 3 місяці тому

    When you speak Swedish (which I don't understand), you get even sexier. 🥴🥴🥴

  • @jerelya1216
    @jerelya1216 3 місяці тому

    you’ve read more books in a year than some people will their entire lives 😭

  • @sallythekolcat
    @sallythekolcat 3 місяці тому

    i'm glad to see your new book arrangement was not based on color.

  • @Jaz-hn7hk
    @Jaz-hn7hk 3 місяці тому

    That's so impressive! I could barely reach my 50 book goal 😅

  • @European-Federation
    @European-Federation 3 місяці тому

    Oh wow, this video is creazy !

  • @user-jg1vn7mi2p
    @user-jg1vn7mi2p 3 місяці тому

    1 Corinthians 6:9

  • @estherwilliams7005
    @estherwilliams7005 3 місяці тому

    I think this is really impressive. What do you do with all those books? Do you keep them all ? do you donate some? Super cool.

  • @unprovokedviolence9409
    @unprovokedviolence9409 3 місяці тому

    india became the most populous country surpassing china in 2022 or something

  • @Astillion
    @Astillion 3 місяці тому

    Impressive! I only read a couple of book per year. 300 would be impossible, I don't read fast enough. I struggle to read one book a month. Though I did write a book in 2023, which I'm very proud of.

  • @Noah-vb3rd
    @Noah-vb3rd 3 місяці тому

    Can you speak on how you choose which books you read. I was expecting to see some more philosophy, economics, and technology but many of the books “seemed” like they were a much different genre!

    • @SmallCirclesForward
      @SmallCirclesForward 3 місяці тому

      Yea, I don't read much from those genres I'm afraid. My experience is that they are all mostly some iteration of the same thing and then I lose interest. 50 % of what I read is fiction. In the non-fiction category I try my best to reach out and read new things, but geography, demograhics, development, general political and environmental issues are probably the major returning themes for me

  • @susanne5803
    @susanne5803 3 місяці тому

    This will stay one of my favourite videos of 2024. Thank you! Also Thank you for - some ideas what to read next; - relief that I read some of those books, too.

  • @rayclam8079
    @rayclam8079 3 місяці тому

    High cost of housing and general living, and a selfish individualistic subculture is the primary reason amongst whites. Though some demographics will breed like insects regardless of resources or environment.

  • @Gamma78.
    @Gamma78. 3 місяці тому

    amaaazing videoo brother

  • @user-ew5vj1sl1u
    @user-ew5vj1sl1u 3 місяці тому

    Get a life.

    • @CarolinaBeanies
      @CarolinaBeanies 3 місяці тому

      Worst comment if 2024 award goes to…

    • @susanne5803
      @susanne5803 3 місяці тому

      Books are the most reliable friends one can have. They are like conversations across time and space between people being for a while on similar wavelengths. As a child I felt least alone and most protected when the whole family sat in one room each reading their own book - occasionally reading a passage out loud to share the excitement.

    • @CarolinaBeanies
      @CarolinaBeanies 3 місяці тому

      @@susanne5803 omg i wish my family did that

  • @kaydenplays123
    @kaydenplays123 3 місяці тому

    first aye let's go pin me

  • @Noah-vb3rd
    @Noah-vb3rd 3 місяці тому

    Thanks for the video, you are one of the creators I respect the most because you are informed and read a lot

  • @user-sh7ko2cu1p
    @user-sh7ko2cu1p 3 місяці тому

    Excellent video