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If the world's population was reduced to 100 people, 57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 North and South American, and 8 African. Six people from the United States would own 59% of the world's total wealth. Eighty people would live in substandard housing, 70 would be unable to read, and 50 would suffer from malnutrition. The wealth of the world's three richest individuals exceeds the combined gross domestic product of all least developed countries, and the wealth of the top 200 richest people is more than the income of the poorest 41% of the world's population.
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If the world's population was proportionately reduced to a village of 100 people, it would consist of:
57 Asians, 21 Europeans, 14 Americans, and 8 Africans. There would be 52 females and 48 males, with 30 Caucasians and 70 other races. 89 would be heterosexual and 11 homosexual. 6 people would hold 59% of the world's wealth, 80 would be poor, and 70 uneducated. 50 would be dying of hunger or starvation. Only 1 person would have a computer or bachelor's degree. The document calls for greater understanding, justice, solidarity and compassion given these disparities.
The Global Village
If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people, it would consist of:
- 21 Europeans
- 14 Americans
- 8 Africans
- 1 person of other descent
- 52 women and 48 men
- 30 Caucasians and 70 non-Caucasians
- 30 Christians and 70 non-Christians
- 89 heterosexuals and 11 homosexuals
- 6 people would possess 59% of the wealth
- 80 would live in poverty
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- 50 would suffer from hunger and malnutrition
- 1 would be dying and 1 would be born
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Lightening in a jar- Motivation!
If the entire world population was represented by a village of 100 people:
- 57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 American, and 8 African
- 52 would be women and 48 men
- 30 would be Caucasian and 70 would be non-Caucasian
- 30 would be Christian and 70 would be non-Christian
- 6 people would possess 59% of the total wealth and all would be from the USA
- 80 would live in poverty and 70 would be illiterate
Global Village
If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 American, and 8 African. 52 would be women and 48 men. 30 would be Caucasian and 70 non-Caucasian. 30 would be Christian and 70 non-Christian. 6 people would possess 59% of the wealth from the USA. 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, and 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition.
Lightening in a Jar
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If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
- 57 would be Asian
- 21 would be European
- 14 would be American
- 8 would be African
There would be inequality in wealth, education, and living standards. 6 people would possess 59% of the village's wealth. 80 would live in poverty and 70 would be illiterate. Compared to most of the world, receiving this message means one is privileged with access to technology, literacy, and freedom from violence and poverty.
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If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 American, and 8 African. 52 would be women and 48 men. 30 would be Caucasian and 70 non-Caucasian. 30 would be Christian and 70 non-Christian. 6 people would possess 59% of the wealth from the USA. 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, and 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition.
Global village
If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 American, and 8 African. 52 would be women and 48 men. 30 would be Caucasian and 70 non-Caucasian. 30 would be Christian and 70 non-Christian. 6 people would possess 59% of the wealth from the USA. 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, and 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition.
Lightning in a jar !
If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
- 57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 American, and 8 African
- 52 would be women and 48 men
- 30 would be Caucasian and 70 would be non-Caucasian
- 30 would be Christian and 70 would be non-Christian
- 6 people would possess 59% of the total wealth and all would be from the USA
- 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, and 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition
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If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 American, and 8 African. 52 would be women and 48 men. 30 would be Caucasian and 70 non-Caucasian. 30 would be Christian and 70 non-Christian. 6 people would possess 59% of the wealth from the USA. 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, and 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition.
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If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 American, and 8 African. 52 would be women and 48 men. 30 would be Caucasian and 70 non-Caucasian. 30 would be Christian and 70 non-Christian. 6 people would possess 59% of the wealth from the USA. 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, and 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition.
Many Reasons to be Positive and Thankful (Lightning in a Jar)
This is an inspirational piece with some beautiful scenery as the background to each slide. The premise is if you take the percentages of the world population for the segments covered and created a village of 100 people applying the real world percentages, these are what the numbers would be. Breaking each segment down into a grouping of 100 makes each segment more meaningful and much easier to understand the significance. There are inspirational messages mingled among the facts. Bottom line is that most of you that review the slides will be among the blessed minority within the small village. This should give you reason to #bepositive & #BeThankful on #PositiveThurs and everyday. We are blessed more than we realize.
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- 1 would be dying, 1 being born, 1 owning a computer, and only 1 having a university degree
Lightening in a jar
If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 American, and 8 African. 52 would be women and 48 men. 30 would be Caucasian and 70 non-Caucasian. 30 would be Christian and 70 non-Christian. 6 people would possess 59% of the wealth from the USA. 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, and 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition.
Lighteninginajar
If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 American, and 8 African. 52 would be women and 48 men. 30 would be Caucasian and 70 non-Caucasian. 30 would be Christian and 70 non-Christian. 6 people would possess 59% of the wealth from the USA. 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, and 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition.
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If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
- 57 would be Asian
- 21 would be European
- 14 would be American
- 8 would be African
There would be:
- 52 women and 48 men
- 30 Caucasians and 70 non-Caucasians
- 30 Christians and 70 non-Christians
- 6 people would possess 59% of the total wealth
- 80 would live in poverty
- 70 would be illiterate
- 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition
- 1 would be dying and 1 would be born
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Global village
If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
57 would be Asian, 21 European, 14 American, and 8 African. 52 would be women and 48 men. 30 would be Caucasian and 70 non-Caucasian. 30 would be Christian and 70 non-Christian. 6 people would possess 59% of the wealth from the USA. 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, and 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition.
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If the world's population was represented by a village of 100 people:
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- 52 would be women and 48 men, 30 Caucasian and 70 non-Caucasian, 30 Christian and 70 non-Christian
- 6 people would possess 59% of the total wealth and all would be from the US
- 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, and 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition
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- 6 people would possess 59% of the total wealth and all would be from the USA
- 80 would live in poverty, 70 would be illiterate, 50 would suffer from hunger or malnutrition, 1 would be dying, 1 being born, 1 owning a computer, and only 1 having a university degree.
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