Ungefähre Anzahl der Menschen, die seit verschiedenen Zeitpunkten in der Geschichte geboren wurden, und der Menschen, die jemals zu verschiedenen Zeitpunkten in der Geschichte geboren wurden [OC]
Ungefähre Anzahl der Menschen, die seit verschiedenen Zeitpunkten in der Geschichte geboren wurden, und der Menschen, die jemals zu verschiedenen Zeitpunkten in der Geschichte geboren wurden [OC]
Sources are the PBR article „How Many People Have Ever Lived on Earth?“ and the United Nations report „World Fertility 2024.“ The graphic was made mostly in Photopea, and line graphs were made in Excel.
DataSittingAlone on
Here’s a link to a HD version if your interested ([https://imgur.com/a/K5RcKuy](https://imgur.com/a/K5RcKuy))
OtisDriftwood1978 on
Almost every person that’s ever lived is dead so in a sense it’s more natural to be dead than alive. I just hope there’s a benevolent afterlife to make up for the fact that very few people have had truly good lives.
Stummi on
so, 7.8 percent of all people ever born are alive today? A pretty interesting funfact IMHO
Nikkian42 on
How are we defining people, going back to 190000BC
Embarrassed_Jerk on
The time scale on the first graph needs to be linear to be more intuitive
mantellaaurantiaca on
Y axis should be logarithmic
Gedankensortieren on
I would replace one of the graphs on the right side with a logarithmic scale or even double logarithmic scale.
GOST_5284-84 on
i think this representation is really cool, and I don’t think anything is wrong with the timescale, but it does make it hard to appreciate how spread out over time the other sections really are
crelt7 on
Remember 23% of those who could have lived were aborted — you’re seeing the surviving 77%
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Sources are the PBR article „How Many People Have Ever Lived on Earth?“ and the United Nations report „World Fertility 2024.“ The graphic was made mostly in Photopea, and line graphs were made in Excel.
Here’s a link to a HD version if your interested ([https://imgur.com/a/K5RcKuy](https://imgur.com/a/K5RcKuy))
Almost every person that’s ever lived is dead so in a sense it’s more natural to be dead than alive. I just hope there’s a benevolent afterlife to make up for the fact that very few people have had truly good lives.
so, 7.8 percent of all people ever born are alive today? A pretty interesting funfact IMHO
How are we defining people, going back to 190000BC
The time scale on the first graph needs to be linear to be more intuitive
Y axis should be logarithmic
I would replace one of the graphs on the right side with a logarithmic scale or even double logarithmic scale.
i think this representation is really cool, and I don’t think anything is wrong with the timescale, but it does make it hard to appreciate how spread out over time the other sections really are
Remember 23% of those who could have lived were aborted — you’re seeing the surviving 77%