World Health Organization

Doctors Without Borders

Gapminder Foundation

United Nations

Statistical reports

Innovative data visualizations

Personal anecdotes

Historical documents

Rise in unemployment rates

Increase in global conflict

Decrease in life expectancy

Decline in global poverty

It hindered economic growth

It improved human well-being

It was a minor factor

It was deemed unnecessary

All nations are equally developed

Life expectancy is the same worldwide

The world is divided into developed and developing nations

All countries are experiencing poverty

Relying on intuition

Ignoring data

Believing in stereotypes

Focusing on data and evidence-based reasoning

Historical trends are irrelevant

It should be simplistic

Context is important

Data should be ignored

They were interactive and accessible

They focused only on developed nations

They were complex and hard to understand

They were static and unengaging

Using personal beliefs

Ignoring data

Fact-based decision making

Following popular opinion

To focus solely on developed countries

To discourage public engagement

To provide free access to data and visualizations

To promote anecdotal evidence

Interactive data tools

Traditional textbooks

Static reports

Video documentaries

They are only available to researchers

They limit user exploration

They make data exploration engaging

They provide only textual data

Isolationist policies

Data-driven solutions in policy

Global ignorance

Increased stereotypes

Focus only on personal experiences

Avoid critical thinking

Challenge their assumptions

Accept all information blindly