Factfulness, written by Hans Rosling, discussed the ways someone
thinks about the world. Rosling tells his own personal stories from his life. The
book starts by talking about the different classes in the world, the rich/poor
and the developed/undeveloped countries. The main goal of this book is to get
people to think more about the topic instead of believing everything exactly how it
is. Throughout the book, the readers are told cold hard facts of the world and I
think this is important because there are some people do not want to believe
then even though they are true.
One thing that I liked about this book is that there are
real facts that most people forget about. There are many people that focus only
on the bad that is happening in the world and forget that there are good things
happening at the same time. Sometimes there are more bad things happening than good
or more good than bad. I also like how Hans Rosling gave tips on how to think
differently. Many people including myself believe exactly what we see and do not
look more into a story. For example, we read the title of an article and make
assumptions before we even know the story or what actually happened.
This book relates to our lecture about “Ways of Thinking.”
Throughout the book, we learn about different ways to broaden our thinking and
look at things from a different view. In the lecture, we learn about the
different types of thinking and the elements of thinking.
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