57 - 10 razones por las que el mundo está mejor de lo que pensamos - Factfulness de Hans Rosling
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Terms apply. Arrancamos con este episodio. Les habla Ricardo Lugo, arroba Bibliotequeando en las redes. Como siempre, muchas gracias por escuchar y seguir promoviendo este movimiento de aprender sobre todo tipo de temas a través de los libros que es lo que es Bibliotequeando. Como ustedes saben, a mí me gusta hablar un tema diferente toda la semana. La semana pasada, un libro de Gabriel García Marquez. Antes de eso, un libro de superación personal o psicología, mejor dicho, de cómo hacer que te pasen cosas buenas. Plato y Ornitorrinco entran a un bar que era filosofía con chistes. El nombre de la rosa de Humberto Eco. El Imperio Erestude by Javier Moro. I realized that I had time to make a book perhaps a little based on reality, not opinions, not history, but what is the reality of the world today.
And that's what this book gives us, which is a book that It came out in 2018 and it will totally change your perception of the world. In truth, you will learn, especially in this episode. Humilely, I think that if you listen to this episode, you don't have to read the book, because here we are going to talk about the 10 reasons, each one in detail, of why it is that we don't really understand what the economic, social, political and even scientifically world is like. The interesting thing about the book is that the author, Hans Rosling, who is a Swedish doctor, que pasó toda su vida ayudando médicamente a distintas partes del mundo mucho menos privilegiadas, enseñaba en distintas universidades, él creó unas preguntas, unas 13 preguntas, y varias de ellas las vamos a escuchar aquí en el episodio, y se las preguntaba al resto del mundo, a distintas personas, en distintos grupos, y habló con gente que ganó el premio Nobel, profesores de universidades, gente educada, y se dio cuenta que eran preguntas con tres opciones.
Questions that dealt with the reality of the world today, how much is poverty, education, etc. And less than 25% of the people responded correctly. Remember, there are three options. With a monkey, or by chance, you should have 33% of the correct answer. And educated people, and not educated people either, but educated people didn't even have that. We are talking about that we are not wrong about the world, but that we have a perception, a reality that is wrong. which is different. It's not that you made a mistake by chance, it's that there is a disinformation that is teaching us a lie about how the world is today, and he dedicated himself to writing this book with the mentality of, I'm going to teach him, to leave the world what reality is, and that's where we're really going.
He sadly dies in the process of writing this book, and it's finished with the help of his son and his daughter-in-law, together with his death. So the authors are both him, Hans Rosten, and his son and his daughter-in-law. A través de todo esto, él se convirtió en una de las personas más influyentes del mundo. En el 2012 fue en la lista 100 de la lista Times. Muchos de su sabiduría, de su conocimiento, ha sido contratado por la UNICEF, la Organización Mundial de la Salud.
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