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The World’s Most Average Person — Transcript

by Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell · 213 words · 31 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00Who's the world's most [music] average
  2. 0:01person? It's a close call, but as there
  3. 0:03are slightly more men than women, the
  4. 0:05[music] average person is male. He used
  5. 0:07to be from China, but since its
  6. 0:09population was overtaken [music] in
  7. 0:102023, he's now from India, though he
  8. 0:13still speaks Mandarin Chinese, and he
  9. 0:16just turned 31. But what's he actually
  10. 0:18like? He's 165 cm tall and weighs 62 kg
  11. 0:23with black hair and brown eyes. If we
  12. 0:25put all the food consumed by humans
  13. 0:27[music] in one big buffet and divided it
  14. 0:29evenly, he gets around 3,000 calories a
  15. 0:31day [music] with around 40% coming from
  16. 0:34grains like rice and almost 8% from
  17. 0:36sugar, or around 26 [music] sugar cubes.
  18. 0:39He earns a little over $22 a day, or
  19. 0:42around $660 [music]
  20. 0:44a month. He owns a smartphone, like 60%
  21. 0:47of humanity, but no car, as only one in
  22. 0:50five people do. Chances are you both
  23. 0:52have a lot in common, but the average
  24. 0:54person [music] is constantly changing.
  25. 0:56By 2050, due to longer life expectancies
  26. 0:59and declining birth rates, they'll be
  27. 1:00[music] 6 years older. By 2100, they'll
  28. 1:03be 42, and with numbers of women set to
  29. 1:06narrowly overtake men, they'll probably
  30. 1:08be a woman at the [music] end of the
  31. 1:09century.

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