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World Clock


 From Shannon…

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Peter Russell has created what he calls a World Clock. Using statistical averages, it keeps track, to the second, of world population, barrels of oil pumped, the earth’s temperature (it leans toward the theory of global warming), cars - and bicycles - produced, internet users and access points, and more. Select either year, month, week, day or “now” and the clock shows running totals for that period.

Russell acknowledges that the actual numbers cannot be precise, but says the rates of change are what’s most interesting. Take a look; it’s fascinating!

Posted on Aug 21, 2007 at 07:29AM by Registered CommenterDoug in | Comments4 Comments

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Reader Comments (4)

No bias in these figures. Oh no, none at all.

August 21 | Unregistered CommenterScottie

Now this is interesting. Some of this is good stuff I can use!

August 21 | Unregistered CommenterJason J.

I watched it for 45 minutes and feel smarter already. By tomorrow I should know everything.

August 21 | Unregistered CommenterRactor0728

A lot of work must have gone into this. Pretty cool.

August 21 | Unregistered CommenterJeff

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