Hans Rosling
In class today, we watched a video with Hans Rosling teaching us about Global Health. He told us that the x axis measures life expectancy from 25 to 50 to 75 years. Then he told us that the y axis is wealth and that is measured from 400 to 4000 to 40000 dollars. The poor and sick groups were in the lower left of the graph. And in the upper right corner is the rich and wealthy class. In 1810 the UK and the Netherlands were the 2 richest classes in the world at that time. During the middle of the video we talked about the flu and how many people dies from it. 10,000 people died from the flu and the people who dies from it were the younger kids and the older people. Another thing that made the nations drop was World War 1 but once the world ended the nations went back to the top of the life expectancy. When the video was made 1948 was the time when the nations were wider than ever but now in 2017 on the nations will be wider than ever. We also talked about how in the world there are not a