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Factfulness

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Physician and statistician Hans Rosling argues that most people hold outdated, overly gloomy views of global health and poverty. He describes ten instincts that distort our picture of the world and how to check them against data.

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First published
2018
Pace
Medium
Length
Medium
Pages
342
Format
Standalone

Read this if you want a clear, optimistic corrective to bad-news thinking, backed by statistics.

Skip this if you already follow global development data or want a deep policy analysis.

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Physician and statistician Hans Rosling argues that most people hold outdated, overly gloomy views of global health and poverty. He describes ten instincts that distort our picture of the world and how to check them against data.
Who should read Factfulness?
Read it if you want a clear, optimistic corrective to bad-news thinking, backed by statistics. Skip it if you already follow global development data or want a deep policy analysis.
How long and how fast is Factfulness?
It is a medium-paced, medium read of about 342 pages, first published in 2018.
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