About 1-in-13 people who have ever lived are alive today.
A.D. makes up only about 1% of human history but about half of all people have lived during it.
We live in an insane anomaly.
Visual by @OurWorldInData
The obvious surprise here is the shift to remote-first: from 6% to 42% in just one year. The less obvious surprise is that SF has lost less of its appeal than other cities. LA's appeal is down 75%, and Seattle's 90%.
"What all of this will mean is a debate about race in which our problem-solving is hindered by the fact that we too often lack a common language for discussing the topic." @JohnHMcWhorter@TheAtlantic
https://t.co/eytiGC6EWH
The term 'person of colour' is so nauseating.
All it means is 'non-white' and I think it's backwards that people feel we need a specific term for that.
As if black people, asians, arabs, etc. are all the same...
Dunno who came up with that nonsense, but I hate it.
I think Shelby Steele's point is worth reiterating...white guilt is not really guilt, it's a terror at the notion that you might be racist, and part of the problem.
You can access the full episode with @jordanbpeterson & @MikhailaAleksis at https://t.co/yi0jwsJrsg
"We’re in an age where you look past someone’s humanity to their literal color. Why are you doing that? Why do we have the need to put Jews in the white box? Why are you walking around with all that power?" Eli Steele of @whatkilledmb asks tough questions:
https://t.co/x67v4U64I6
Very excited to announce that I'm writing my first book, RACIALIZED, with @penguinrandom
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