Anna Rosling Rönnlund: See how the rest of the world lives, organized by income
Anna Roslinga Renlunda: Kā dzīvo pārējā pasaule, sakārtota pēc ienākumiem
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from the rest of the world?
pasaules mēs redzam?
the connection in our head
is that strange, actually.
nav nemaz tik dīvaina.
and the richest on the other,
bet bagātākie – otrā.
lives on this street.
are the ones with the same income.
other cultures, other religions.
citām kultūrām un reliģijām.
they belong on a street like this?
that live in the world.
septiņi miljardi cilvēku.
most likely you belong there,
jūs visticamāk atrodaties šeit,
images from the world,
while you're actually atop?
kaut gan īstenībā atrodaties virsotnē?
so far, still counting --
un šis skaits joprojām aug.
take the same set of photos.
to pašu fotoattēlu kopumu:
or something at the moment,
just beneath it, you can see.
of the families we have visited.
no mūsu apmeklētajām ģimenēm.
the richer to the right,
bagātākās – pa labi,
as the concept says.
kā teikts konceptā.
families we have been to so far.
ģimenes, ko līdz šim esam apmeklējuši.
a family in Zimbabwe,
and one in Mexico, for instance.
at the families this way.
jebkuru ģimeni datubāzē.
if we want to see some certain countries
un salīdzināt pēc valsts,
to see other things.
by front doors, ordered by income.
sakārtotas pēc ienākumiem.
Ukraine, in these examples, for instance.
the scary images in the media.
plašsaziņas līdzekļos.
of the world income.
atrodas pa vidu?
the street to the middle,
not feel very at home.
do they feel more at home here?
vai tas vairāk izskatās kā mājās?
typical bedroom looks like.
and the United States, for instance.
the home in which this bed stands,
un māju, kur šī gulta atrodas.
varam doties tieši pie ģimenes
from that family.
for anyone to use.
add more images, of course.
pievienojiet vēl attēlus.
always tries to make me not show,
ko visi parasti lūdz nerādīt
and that's toilets,
apskatīt cilvēku tualetes,
to look at people's toilets,
we have a lot of toilets.
(Smiekli)
as we're used to, right?
United States, Nepal and so forth,
ASV, Nepālā un tā tālāk,
through categories of imagery,
to understand what people do,
aplūkojot cilvēku darbības.
of everyday activities,
ikdienas darbību videoklipus.
a short snippet of tooth-brushing,
is being used in all these places
plastmasas zobu suku
start using sticks,
to brush their teeth.
izmanto arī savu pirkstu.
and then she's brushing.
end of the street,
ka nabadzīgākajā ielas galā
you will start using a toothbrush,
sāk lietot vienu zobu suku.
a toothbrush with your grandma.
zobu suku ar vecmāmiņu.
distribution within the US,
in the richer end, the Howards.
no bagātākā gala, Hauardus.
in the poorer end, down here.
no nabadzīgākā gala.
is we can do instant comparisons
in a green plastic box.
atrodas zaļā plastmasas kastē.
and some of them are plastic,
kaut kas ir no plastmasas.
they have this wooden drawer
the same in other countries.
arī ar citām valstīm.
Esam izvēlējušies trīs ģimenes.
that it's a stupid thing
about other countries,
a certain way of doing things.
on what income level you have,
ir atkarīga no ienākumu līmeņa.
comparing across countries.
kad salīdzinām dažādas valstis.
lielajam pārklājumam starp tām.
we have already seen in these countries,
jau redzētas ģimenes no šīm valstīm –
and which one is the US, right?
kura ir Ķīna un kura – ASV?
to the other end of the street,
in China and Nigeria.
a lot in common, do they?
daudz kopīga, vai ne?
in identical ways.
that we would say we know anything
ka neko nezinām
in China or Nigeria,
Ķīnā vai Nigērijā.
it's quite obvious --
on this income level.
through the imagery in Dollar Street.
Dolāru ielas attēlus.
of things in the poorest group:
different places of the world.
nabadzīgākajam miljardam
the same in these two places;
whether you're in Asia or in Africa;
ir līdzīga Āzijā un Āfrikā.
pretty much the same experience
būtu apmēram tāds pats
a huge group of five billion,
electric light, most likely;
elektriskais apgaismojums.
leaking that much;
or Tanzania from this one.
black dogs, floors, soap,
melni suņi, grīdas, ziepes,
all over the world,
is a very, very strange place.
at the Dollar Street images,
from the other side of the world
no otras pasaules malas,
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Anna Rosling Rönnlund - Visualizer, lecturerAnna Rosling Rönnlund's personal mission: to make it easy for anyone to understand the world visually.
Why you should listen
Always with the end consumer at heart, Anna Rosling Rönnlund spends her days making sure that Gapminder -- a foundation she co-founded with Hans and Ola Rosling to promote a fact-based Worldview that everyone can understand -- provides the world with useful and meaningful data about the world. Passionate about the visual side of data, she invented the project Dollar Street, where she uses photos as data to show how people really live on different income levels, beyond country stereotypes. Dollar Street explores a lot of items in homes like, for instance, how people brush their teeth.
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