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The most interesting part of this for me is watching Hans Rosling walk through a lot of the data. I first saw it as a TED talk, but you can watch them at the ga
by harpastum 18y ago
The most interesting part of this for me is watching Hans Rosling walk through a lot of the data. I first saw it as a TED talk, but you can watch them at the gapminder website:
http://www.gapminder.org/videos/ http://www.gapminder.org/videos/
- jonas_b 18y agoYeah, those vids are so funny. I'm taking statistics class right now and I really wish I was 1% as excited as he is about the subject. I can really see how statistics are an awesome way to visualise important stuff to people, but when I'm sitting there trying to calculate the the t-value in a question on the average amount of mineral water in a bottle, it's hard not to find it boring. How do you guys do to connect boring stuff like Stats with the bigger picture? Edit: I also find his accent extremely funny :-)