Lately, it feels like the news has been dominated by tragedies: natural disasters, evil people, and sometimes just carelessness.
But it would be a mistake to become cynical.
We've put together 31 charts that we think will help restore your faith in humanity.
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BONUS: It takes less and less time to buy all kinds of stuff. A bicycle in 1895 used to take 260 working hours to buy. By 1997 it was down to 7.2.
(Special thanks to Cato Institute's "Improving State of the World" for some of the charts)
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