Great article but I think this comment has a better point than this article. Especially the beginning of the article, is just unnecessary. I love the approach o

Great article but I think this comment has a better point than this article. Especially the beginning of the article, is just unnecessary. I love the approach of Mr. Rosling which is basically go with the data and don't overreact. If it's something bad,it's bad. You have to take precautions to it. But panic and fear is the things you have most likely not to on most of the situation. Because it'll lead you to the poor allocation of the resources. Although, these are just my opinions :)