Anna Rosling Rönnlund: See how the rest of the world lives, organized by income
安娜羅斯琳羅朗: 以收入水平來看看世界各地的生活
Anna Rosling Rönnlund's personal mission: to make it easy for anyone to understand the world visually. Full bio
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from the rest of the world?
我們看到的是什麼影像?
the connection in our head
我們的腦袋中建立連結,
is that strange, actually.
and the richest on the other,
最富有的人住在另一頭,
lives on this street.
are the ones with the same income.
other cultures, other religions.
其他文化、其他宗教。
(貧窮---富有)
they belong on a street like this?
街上他們屬於哪裡?
that live in the world.
most likely you belong there,
就最有可能屬於這個族群,
images from the world,
while you're actually atop?
卻以為你在中間?
so far, still counting --
這是截至目前,數字還在增加中-
take the same set of photos.
會拍同樣一組照片。
or something at the moment,
just beneath it, you can see.
of the families we have visited.
the richer to the right,
最右邊是最富有的,
as the concept says.
也就是剛才提到的概念。
families we have been to so far.
看看我們目前造訪過的家庭。
a family in Zimbabwe,
and one in Mexico, for instance.
和墨西哥的家庭。
at the families this way.
到處瀏覽這些家庭。
if we want to see some certain countries
只選某些國家來看,
to see other things.
by front doors, ordered by income.
根據收入來排列。
Ukraine, in these examples, for instance.
印度、菲律賓、中國、烏克蘭。
the scary images in the media.
of the world income.
the street to the middle,
將中間區段放大觀看,
not feel very at home.
這些地方像他們的家。
do they feel more at home here?
這裡有沒有比較像家的感覺?
typical bedroom looks like.
and the United States, for instance.
the home in which this bed stands,
了解這張床代表的家庭,
就會進入對應的家庭,
from that family.
for anyone to use.
add more images, of course.
也請加入更多影像。
always tries to make me not show,
大家總是叫我不要展示出來,
and that's toilets,
那就是廁所,
to look at people's toilets,
we have a lot of toilets.
我們有許多廁所。
as we're used to, right?
自家的廁所差不多,對吧?
United States, Nepal and so forth,
美國、尼泊爾等地,
through categories of imagery,
視覺方式瀏覽各種圖像類別,
to understand what people do,
是比較容易的,
of everyday activities,
a short snippet of tooth-brushing,
is being used in all these places
同一種塑膠牙刷,
start using sticks,
to brush their teeth.
and then she's brushing.
end of the street,
在街道的貧窮端,
you will start using a toothbrush,
你會開始用牙刷,
a toothbrush with your grandma.
distribution within the US,
in the richer end, the Howards.
一個家庭,霍華家。
in the poorer end, down here.
一個家庭,在下面這裡。
is we can do instant comparisons
in a green plastic box.
一個綠色的塑膠盒中。
and some of them are plastic,
且當中有些是塑膠的,
they have this wooden drawer
the same in other countries.
其他國家做同樣的比較。
that it's a stupid thing
about other countries,
這個想法是很愚蠢的。
a certain way of doing things.
on what income level you have,
comparing across countries.
we have already seen in these countries,
兩個剛才看過的家庭:
and which one is the US, right?
哪個是美國,對嗎?
to the other end of the street,
去看看街道的另一端,
in China and Nigeria.
和奈及利亞的兩個家庭。
a lot in common, do they?
in identical ways.
that we would say we know anything
我們可能會說我們完全知道
in China or Nigeria,
it's quite obvious --
on this income level.
through the imagery in Dollar Street.
各種影像時可以了解到的事。
of things in the poorest group:
拿來做下列比較:
different places of the world.
完全不同的地方。
the same in these two places;
whether you're in Asia or in Africa;
儲存鹽的方式都很類似;
pretty much the same experience
a huge group of five billion,
electric light, most likely;
一般來說都會有電燈;
leaking that much;
在坦尚尼亞或巴勒斯坦,
or Tanzania from this one.
坦尚尼亞之間判斷這一項的話。
black dogs, floors, soap,
all over the world,
is a very, very strange place.
非常非常奇怪的地方。
at the Dollar Street images,
Dollar Street 的影像,
from the other side of the world
回望著我們的那個人,
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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