Politics

[FaultyMario]

Those graphs are seriously biased. 100 years? why not 42 or 111? it's a pretty arbitrary number.

Why not compare it on a generational basis, What were the advancements of the last 2 generations compared to our own? For example it's pretty pointless to compare basic education now to basic education 100 years ago. 40 years ago secondary education got you a better life than graduate education does now.

On the other hand, what are the conditions for Democracy, do we take the basics of free elections, free media and accountability/maximum publicity of government resources? if so, China, India, The U.S., Indonesia and Brazil are not true democracies and they make up 46% of the world population, in excess of the 44% the table above shows.

[Crazed_Insanity]

200 years are probably about the time villages began to turn global?

Plus, who kept all the data for the entire planet back in the days when Jesus roamed the earth?

[FaultyMario]

Romans were pretty good at keeping data, and one of the reasons why you're a christian.

[Yw-slayer]

... one of the reasons why you're a christian.

#Thanks,Constantine

[neanderthal]

200 years are probably about the time villages began to turn global?

Plus, who kept all the data for the entire planet back in the days when Jesus roamed the earth?

I can't.

I really can't with you.

[JoeW]

I can't.

I really can't with you.

Almost choked on my popcorn there

[Crazed_Insanity]

Romans were pretty good at keeping data, and one of the reasons why you're a christian.

Data for the entire globe?

[Crazed_Insanity]

I can't.

I really can't with you.

Dude, focus on globalism or politics, don't focus on me please. Thanks.

[FaultyMario]

Villages didn't turn global until the internet connected them and Walmart came to take over their value chains.

Cities, on the other hand, are a bit more complicated, as is the concept of the globe.

[JoshInKC]

Villages didn't turn global until the internet connected them and Walmart came to take over their value chains.

Cities, on the other hand, are a bit more complicated, as is the concept of the globe.

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