The final chapter of Rosling’s book tells a compelling story of misunderstanding. In that story, a local woman was able to redirect the angry crowd and provide an insight that Rosling was unable to articulate. It was her ability to read the situation and understand her people that made the biggest difference. Rosling provides a hopeful set of tools for the coming generation that encourages a life of “factfulness”.
Reflect and Write: Choose one of the bullet point values from this chapter on pages 248-249. Consider choosing one that you might want to incorporate into your life or even one that you feel you have already mastered. In a response of about 250 words, provide a short explanation for your choice. What drew you to this idea? Then, consider and discuss practical ways you can include this ideal in your daily life. If you feel you already have, what advice can you give your classmates?
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