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Visual Statistics - a Powerful Mathematical View of the World
March 15, 2008 by Uri.
With the right mathematical tools, starting with numerical data and using visual representation, Hans Rosling, a Swedish statistician, present an alternative view of the geopolitical world.
| Hans Rosling: Watch the end of poverty |
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