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D E P R E S S I O N
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Depression, anxiety, evironment, new world - all interlinked.
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But depression = anxiety? Or completely different?
Is it most definitely your brain gone haywire? All signals crossed? Is it really just chemical?
Are pills and anti-depressants the go-to solution?
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An eye-opening read about an issue that is more and more prevalent in modern society
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In the end, there is hope (#phew).
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Thank you @DefinitelyBooks for the review copy
LOST CONNECTIONS
- why you're depressed and how to find hope (Johann Hari)

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(Shh reading time) FACTFULNESS
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Before you PANIC, stop and look/listen at the data!
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Data is therapy! Before the first 20 pages of the book, your misconceptions of the world will be called out and you won't be able to resist learning more about HOW exactly learned human beings have been getting it wrong all these years regarding - gender equality, rise of population, poverty, life expectancy, natural disasters, access to vaccination, access to electricity, climate change, even about the state of our endangered species'!
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For years, and leading up to this - his posthumous book Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World--and Why Things Are Better Than You Think, Rosling has tried through his highly entertaining talks to convince the world not to blindly think that the current, or future, levels of population and consumption would do unacceptable damage to the planet or to civil society.
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Hans Rosling was a Swedish physician, academic, statistician, and one hell of a TED talk rockstar and public speaker. His Ted Talks have been viewed more than 35 times at the time the book was published 2018. He passed away 2017, having devoted the last years of life to FACTFULNESS with his son Ola Rosling and daughter in law Anna. Hans had a habit of swallowing swords after his speeches, partly because he always wanted to join the circus, and also to show his audience how minds can be blown if you just look at something another way (statistics for example). (He explains in the book how he learnt from a circus sword swallower that the act is easier than we think).
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Rosling's son, Ola Rosling, built the Trendalyzer software to animate data compiled by the UN and the World Bank that helped him explain the world with graphics.

Trendalyzer converts international statistics into moving, interactive graphics. I checked out Gapminder.org. Mindblowing!

Thank you @DefinitelyBooks for the review copy

Factfulness : Ten Reasons We're Wrong about the World, and Why Things Are Better than You Think

Available at all major bookstores

Now which of the next 3 books shall i start?

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(Shhh.. reading time) FACTFULNESS

Before you PANIC, stop and look/listen at the data!

Data is therapy! Before the first 20 pages of the book, your misconceptions of the world will be called out and you won't be able to resist learning more about HOW exactly learned human beings have been getting it wrong all these years regarding - gender equality, rise of population, poverty, life expectancy, natural disasters, access to vaccination, access to electricity, climate change, even about the state of our endangered species'!

For years, and leading up to this - his posthumous book Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World--and Why Things Are Better Than You Think, Rosling has tried through his highly entertaining talks to convince the world not to blindly think that the current, or future, levels of population and consumption would do unacceptable damage to the planet or to civil society.

Hans Rosling was a Swedish physician, academic, statistician, and one hell of a TED talk rockstar and public speaker. His Ted Talks have been viewed more than 35 times at the time the book was published 2018. He passed away 2017, having devoted the last years of life to FACTFULNESS with his son Ola Rosling and daughter in law Anna. Hans had a habit of swallowing swords after his speeches, partly because he always wanted to join the circus, and also to show his audience how minds can be blown if you just look at something another way (statistics for example). (He explains in the book how he learnt from a circus sword swallower that the act is easier than we think).

Rosling's son, Ola Rosling, built the Trendalyzer software to animate data compiled by the UN and the World Bank that helped him explain the world with graphics.

Trendalyzer converts international statistics into moving, interactive graphics. I checked out Gapminder.org. Mindblowing!

Thank you @DefinitelyBooks for the review copy

Factfulness : Ten Reasons We're Wrong about the World, and Why Things Are Better than You Think

Available at all major bookstores

#letsgetreading #DefinitelyBooks #bookstagram #IGreads #IGBooks