Thursday, May 1, 2014

Fwd: amazing evidence for abundance




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Subject: amazing evidence for abundance
Date: Thu, 1 May 2014 18:13:23 -0400 (EDT)
From: Peter Diamandis <peter@diamandis.com>
To: stevescott@techacq.com


Dear Steve,

In the last 2 years since the release of my book Abundance (Feb 2012), the evidence for abundance has continued to mount rapidly.

For example, check out this cover of the Economist titled "Towards the end of Poverty," which shows we've taken a billion people out of poverty in the next 20 years.

I've been collecting additional "proof" of our coming world of abundance. Below is a list of types of data I've been collecting in areas like energy, learning, healthcare, memory, computer speed and more.

I'm looking for additional evidence. Are you open to helping?

Do you have additional examples, not on the list below?

I'm looking for data in the form of charts, like those here.

The selected charts will go into the next release of Abundance this fall.

I'll also be circulating all of this abundance to this community so you can share it with family and friends.

Are you open to helping out?

If you are, please send me an email to evidence@diamandis.com with the charts and data you've found that you think I should include. (It should be non-duplicative from the data I've listed below.)

I'm looking for your input this coming week - till Friday, May 9th - and then I have to turn it around to the publisher.

Thank you in advance for your help. Let's change the way the world sees the future.

Thank you,
Peter

DATA SHOWING ABUNDANCE IN VARIOUS CATEGORIES:

Safety/Happiness
1. Trends by armed conflict type
2. Automobile/airline fatality rates
3. Flying more for less
4. Labor time costs of commodities
5. Rate of non-fatal firearm crime

Health
1. Malaria deaths vs R & D Funding
2. Children who die before age 5
3. Five year cancer survival rates
4. Number of cigarette smokers and quit ratio
5. Infant mortality rates
6. Life expectancy
7. Age-adjusted maternal mortality rates
8. Worldwide life expectancy growth
9. Number of countries by total fertility
10. Children per women vs child mortality

Energy

1. Annual hours worked per person
2. Energy demand in the US
3. Electrification of US homes

Education

6. % of degrees awarded to women
7. Percentage of illiteracy in the population by race
8. Years of Education per Person

Poverty

1. Global poverty rates
2. End of Poverty Economist cover
3. How often do people shower
4. Recreation expenditures
5. Homemakers' use of time
6. Percentage of slaves or serfs in the eorld
7. Global Democracy and Autocracy
8. Proportion of undernourished people in developing worlds

Technology

1. Human genome sequencing
2. Solar - Exponential change
3. Price of US electricity over time
4. Average price after discount for smartphones
5. Global population and internet users
6. Computing cost-performance
9. Bandwidth cost-performance
10. Cost to launch startup
11. Swanson effect - solar power
12. Moore's projections of computer price index
13. Microprocessor transistor counts

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Peter H. Diamandis, MD
Chairman/CEO, X PRIZE Foundation
Proud Author of the NYTimes Bestseller: Abundance - the Future is Better Than You Think



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