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U.S. and World Population Clock

48 点作者 recardona大约 11 年前

12 条评论

shutupalready大约 11 年前
Notice that there are many more males than females in the USA for in the age bracket when relationships form. The ratio is 1.07 (.73&#x2F;.68 = 1.07) for 19 year olds. It&#x27;s incredibly high and I wonder why that is?<p>Think about the implication: No matter what those 107 guys do there will be only enough girlfriends&#x2F;wives&#x2F;lovers for 100 hundred of them. The ratio reverses only after age 45.<p>This might explain the extraordinary effort by men to meet women in the U.S. as compared to some other countries and earlier times in U.S. history. The dating sites, the PUA courses, and even Zuckerberg&#x27;s original motive for Facebook. The competition is super intense because it&#x27;s a zero sum game. For 7% of men it&#x27;s futile. (I&#x27;m simplifying by ignoring 19 year olds with 45 year old girlfriends, gays relationships, and many other factors.)<p>Most people know that women outnumber men <i>overall</i>, but are unaware that the statistics for young people are reversed.
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habosa大约 11 年前
Wow, I can&#x27;t believe that birth is only 5x as common as immigration in the US. I knew there were a lot of people coming into the country but I didn&#x27;t think it would be that significant.
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D9u大约 11 年前
I see a discrepancy between the listing of the 10 most populous nations, and the counter...<p><a href="http://i.imgur.com/Jm9uQSF.png" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;i.imgur.com&#x2F;Jm9uQSF.png</a> 3. United States 318,892,103<p>But the counter for the USA (as I write this) says: 317,760,552.
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tesseract大约 11 年前
This has been around a long time in one form or another. I remember being fascinated by it as a kid in the early 90s when I was first introduced to the Internet. (Does anyone have a screenshot for comparison? Sadly it doesn&#x27;t seem to be on archive.org.)
largehotcoffee大约 11 年前
Interesting that the population age drops off right at 65 (also the retirement age).
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tzs大约 11 年前
It would be neat to have some kind of public display that shows two scrolling lists. One is a real time list of births in the US. The other, a real time list of US deaths.<p>The birth and death rates are low enough that most of the time both lists would be changing slow enough that you could easily keep up reading them, but high enough that you could see movement and see that the birth list is growing faster.<p>The death list would probably be the most interesting, as it would be less steady. You&#x27;d occasionally see blocks of deaths all in the same location as accidents and disasters happen.
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spikels大约 11 年前
Interested in the world&#x27;s population and got 43 minutes to spare? Joel Cohen of the Rockefeller and Columbia has an excellent discussion. You may be surprised what you learn.<p><a href="http://www.floatinguniversity.com/lectures-cohen" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.floatinguniversity.com&#x2F;lectures-cohen</a><p>Also on YouTube:<p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vr44C_G0-o" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=2vr44C_G0-o</a>
binarytrees大约 11 年前
The slow demise of the world and it&#x27;s resources clock.
vixen99大约 11 年前
Poorly-worded heading! Net gain of one person every 16 seconds while the World Population counter ticks merrily away at around two or three per second!
camus2大约 11 年前
That&#x27;s no clock,but a ticking time-bomb!
Baily大约 11 年前
&#x27;One death every 12 seconds&#x27;___I didn&#x27;t notice it before.
elementary2014大约 11 年前
Quite interesting so many of the top countries are Muslim (Bangladesh, Pakistan, big chunks of Nigeria and India).<p>I wonder what will happen in the near future when the Muslim population inevitably dominates over the other groups.
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