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How long does your money take to double?

Finance educationDivide 72 by the yearly interest rate to see how many years your money takes to double.

Source: St. Louis Fed; Rutgers NJAES (Rule of 72) · 2026

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Netflix's most-watched shows worldwide: Squid Game leads with 265 million views

Movies, music & cultureSquid Game season 1 got 2.2 billion hours worldwide in 91 days, about 1.1 billion movies' worth.

Source: Netflix Tudum (English + non-English lists) · October 2026

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265.2MSquid Game season 1

Netflix's most-watched shows worldwide: Squid Game leads with 265 million views

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1Squid Game S1265.2 M
2Wednesday S1252.1 M
3Squid Game S2192.6 M
4Squid Game S3145.8 M
5Adolescence142.6 M
6Stranger Things 4140.7 M

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265 million views in 91 days. Netflix's biggest show ever.
Number ten, Dahmer, 116 million. Nine, Wednesday season two, 119. Six, Stranger Things four, 141. Five, Adolescence, 143. Three, Squid Game season two, 193. Two, Wednesday season one, 252. And number one, Squid Game season one, with — 265 million. These are worldwide views, English and other languages together, as of October 2026. That is about 1.1 billion movies' worth of watching.
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Source: Netflix Tudum (English + non-English lists) · October 2026

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Save $60,000 between 25 and 35: it becomes $493,000 by 65

Two savers pay in the same $500 a month. The one who starts 10 years earlier saves $60,000 more, and that alone grows to about $493,000.

Source: Savings math at 6% a year after inflation · Stock returns through 2025

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Heart disease killed 9.5 million people in 2023, the world's top killer

Public interestHeart disease and stroke together killed 16.3 million people in 2023, more than 1 in 4 of all deaths. High blood pressure is a major driver, and only about 2 in 10 adults who have it keep it under control.

Source: World Health Organization, Global Health Estimates (fact sheet 2 October 2026) · 2023 data

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9.5 milliondeaths from heart disease in 2023 (WHO)

Heart disease killed 9.5 million people in 2023, the world's top killer

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1Heart disease9.5 million
2Stroke6.8 million
3COPD lung disease3.6 million
4Lung infections2.7 million
5Dementia2.1 million

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9.5 million people died of heart disease in 2023. It is the world's top killer.
Of about 61 million deaths in 2023, dementia killed 2.1 million. Lung infections killed 2.7 million, and COPD lung disease 3.6 million. Strokes killed 6.8 million. Blocked blood flow to the heart, often a heart attack, killed the most: 9.5 million. High blood pressure is a big reason why. About 1.4 billion adults had it in 2024. Only about 2 in 10 kept it under control. Unhealthy food, little exercise and tobacco raise the risk.
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Source: World Health Organization, Global Health Estimates (fact sheet 2 October 2026) · 2023 data

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The ChatGPT app hit 1 billion monthly users in about 3 years

AI and techSensor Tower says no app has reached 1 billion monthly users faster. Google Maps, the old record holder, needed about 5 years.

Source: Sensor Tower (via Reuters); Quartz · May 2026 estimate; app only, not web

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Google gets 21.7 billion more visits than the next four sites combined

AI and techSemrush's September 2026 count puts Google 21.7 billion visits ahead of the next four combined. Similarweb's August count says 31.5 billion. Both put Google first.

Source: Semrush Traffic Analytics (September 2026); Similarweb (August 2026) · Estimates of web visits; Semrush pages updated 11-13 Oct 2026

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21.7 billionmore visits a month than the next four sites (Semrush)

Google gets 21.7 billion more visits than the next four sites combined

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1YouTube60 billion
2+ Facebook12.2 billion
3+ ChatGPT8.2 billion
4+ Instagram6.8 billion
5All four together87.2 billion
6Google's extra21.7 billion

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Semrush estimates Google gets 21.7 billion more visits a month than the next four sites.
A visit is one browsing session on a website. Watch YouTube's bar: 60 billion. Facebook adds 12.2, ChatGPT 8.2, and Instagram 6.8. All four together stop at 87.2 billion. Now Google's bar: 108.9 billion. That is — 21.7 billion more.
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Source: Semrush Traffic Analytics (September 2026); Similarweb (August 2026) · Estimates of web visits; Semrush pages updated 11-13 Oct 2026

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The biggest movie ever keeps changing hands

The last two flips were decided by 5 million and 1.8 million dollars. Totals are not adjusted for inflation.

Source: ABC News · AP · TheWrap · Gulf News (Disney estimates) · October 5, 2026

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Three countries hold over half of the world's billionaires

Business and startupsForbes counts 51 in every 100 billionaires in the US, China and India. Hurun counts 60. The two lists disagree on who is first, but not on this.

Source: Forbes World's Billionaires List 2026 (1 March 2026); Hurun Global Rich List 2026 · Forbes wealth as of 1 March 2026; Hurun as of 15 January 2026

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51of every 100 billionaires are counted in 3 countries (Forbes)

Three countries hold over half of the world's billionaires

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1United States989
2China (mainland)539
3India229
4Germany212
5Russia147

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51 of every 100 billionaires are counted in just 3 countries.
A billionaire is someone worth at least one billion dollars. Forbes counted 3,428 in 2026. Russia has 147 and Germany 212. India has 229. Mainland China has 539. The United States has 989. Together, those last three hold — 51 of every 100.
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Source: Forbes World's Billionaires List 2026 (1 March 2026); Hurun Global Rich List 2026 · Forbes wealth as of 1 March 2026; Hurun as of 15 January 2026

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The world's most visited countries, 1995 to 2024

Everyday dataSpain cut the gap to France from 27M to 8M, while Turkey's arrivals grew more than eightfold.

Source: UN Tourism (Tourism Highlights 2025; earlier years via Our World in Data) · Jan 2026

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102Mtourist arrivals in France, 2024

The world's most visited countries, 1995 to 2024

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1France102 M
2Spain93.8 M
3USA72.4 M
4Turkey60.6 M
5Italy57.7 M
6Mexico45 M

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102 million visitors a year. France has been the world's top destination for 30 years.
France leads from the very first year. In 2000, Turkey trailed them all. By 2019, Spain was second. In 2020, France lost more than half its visitors. By 2024, Turkey was fourth, Spain was right behind, and France still led with — 102 million.
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Source: UN Tourism (Tourism Highlights 2025; earlier years via Our World in Data) · Jan 2026

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India vs China, 1980 vs 2026: two very different paths

That 5.3× is at market exchange rates; adjusted for prices (PPP), China's lead is about 2.5×.

Source: IMF World Economic Outlook, Apr 2026 (population, GDP; 2026 figures projected); UN World Population Prospects 2024 and World Urbanization Prospects 2025, via World Bank (life expectancy, cities) · 2026

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India vs China, 1980 vs 2026: two very different paths

That 5.3× is at market exchange rates; adjusted for prices (PPP), China's lead is about 2.5×.

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5.3 times the GDP per person. In 1980, both earned under 310 dollars a head.
In 1980, India had 687 million people and China 987. Today it is 1,477 million against 1,402. Then, 23.5 percent of Indians lived in cities, and 19.4 percent of Chinese. Now it is 35.7 against 66.3. Life expectancy was 53.6 years and 64.2. Today it is 72.2 and 78. GDP per person was 271 dollars and 308. Today it is 2,813 against 14,874, a gap of 5.3 times. Two very different paths since 1980.
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Source: IMF World Economic Outlook, Apr 2026 (population, GDP; 2026 figures projected); UN World Population Prospects 2024 and World Urbanization Prospects 2025, via World Bank (life expectancy, cities) · 2026

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India vs China: two very different age pyramids

Public interestMedian age: India 30, China 41. China's population fell for a fourth straight year in 2025 (7.92M births, 11.31M deaths).

Source: UN World Population Prospects 2024 (medium variant); China NBS (2025 births and deaths) · 2025

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Men's Grand Slam titles, major by major

Only Djokovic has won every major at least 3 times.

Source: Wikipedia; NBC Sports; Reuters · after the 2026 US Open

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24 titlesGrand Slam titles for Novak Djokovic

Men's Grand Slam titles, major by major

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1Novak Djokovic24 titles
2Rafael Nadal22 titles
3Roger Federer20 titles
4Pete Sampras14 titles
5Björn Borg11 titles
6Andre Agassi8 titles

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24 Grand Slam titles for Novak Djokovic. Here is where the greats won theirs.
Ivan Lendl, Jimmy Connors and Andre Agassi won 8 each. Björn Borg never won the US Open. Pete Sampras never won the French Open. Roger Federer won 8 Wimbledons. Rafael Nadal won 14 French Opens. Novak Djokovic won — 24, and every major at least 3 times.
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Source: Wikipedia; NBC Sports; Reuters · after the 2026 US Open

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Kohli's ODI average is 59. No other 9,000-run batter tops 54.

Sports analyticsTendulkar has the run record. Kohli's average is 14 points higher. Figures as of 30 Sep 2026.

Source: ESPNcricinfo career records via Wikipedia, List of ODI cricket records (updated 30 Sep 2026); Cricket Panda / Cricket Counsel top-20 run-scorer tables; NewsBytes (Rohit Sharma, 26 Sep 2026) · 30 September 2026

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Kohli's ODI average is 59. No other 9,000-run batter tops 54.

Tendulkar has the run record. Kohli's average is 14 points higher. Figures as of 30 Sep 2026.

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1Kohli59
2de Villiers53.5
3Dhoni50.6
4Rohit Sharma49
5Tendulkar44.8
6Kallis44.4

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59 is Kohli's ODI batting average. No other 9,000-run batter reaches 54.
Among the top run-scorers, Sangakkara and Ponting average 42. Tendulkar has 44.8. Dhoni has 50.6, and de Villiers 53.5. Then Kohli, on — 59. Tendulkar, the run king, is 14 points behind.
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Source: ESPNcricinfo career records via Wikipedia, List of ODI cricket records (updated 30 Sep 2026); Cricket Panda / Cricket Counsel top-20 run-scorer tables; NewsBytes (Rohit Sharma, 26 Sep 2026) · 30 September 2026

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One minute on Earth, fast-forwarded

Births outpace deaths 2 to 1: Earth gains about 130 people a minute.

Source: Google, NASA, UN, US Census, IATA, WRI Global Forest Watch · 2025

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One minute on Earth, fast-forwarded

Births outpace deaths 2 to 1: Earth gains about 130 people a minute.

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1Google searches9,500,000
2Lightning flashes2,600
3Babies born250
4Flights taking off76
5Football fields of forest lost11

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9.5 million Google searches every minute. Here is one minute of Earth, on fast-forward.
In one minute, the rainforest loses 11 football fields, 76 flights take off and about 250 babies are born. Lightning flashes 2,600 times, and Google fields more than 9.5 million searches. That's about 158,000 every second, and the world never pauses.
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Source: Google, NASA, UN, US Census, IATA, WRI Global Forest Watch · 2025

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Hollywood's highest-paid actors: every Forbes list, 2013 to 2025

Not like-for-like: through 2020 Forbes ranked men only, before fees, endorsements included. Since 2023 it ranks all actors on film and TV pay after fees.

Source: Forbes highest-paid actors lists, 2013-20 and 2023-25 (none for 2021-22) · Mar 2026

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48MAdam Sandler, 2025

Hollywood's highest-paid actors: every Forbes list, 2013 to 2025

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1Adam Sandler48 M
2Tom Cruise46 M
3Mark Wahlberg44 M
4Scarlett Johansson43 M
5Brad Pitt41 M
6Denzel Washington38 M

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48 million dollars beat Tom Cruise to number one.
Robert Downey Jr. led 2013 with 75 million dollars, and held on through 2015 at 80 million. In 2016, Dwayne Johnson took the crown. In 2018, George Clooney hit 239 million, mostly from selling a tequila brand. Forbes now counts only film and TV pay, after fees. In 2024, Johnson was back on top at 88 million. Adam Sandler tops 2025 with — 48 million dollars, just ahead of Tom Cruise.
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Source: Forbes highest-paid actors lists, 2013-20 and 2023-25 (none for 2021-22) · Mar 2026

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The world's offline gap

ITU counts anyone with no internet use in the last 3 months, so offline is not always never.

Source: ITU Facts and Figures 2025; DataReportal Digital 2026 · 2025

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Most Olympic golds ever — and the countries with none

Only 105 of 206 countries have ever won gold. Monaco: 34 Games, zero medals.

Source: IOC medal data · Wikipedia all-time Olympic medal table (precursor NOCs combined) · after Milano Cortina 2026

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1,232Olympic golds, US

Most Olympic golds ever — and the countries with none

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1United States1,232
2Russia + Soviet Union747
3Germany + East & West622

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1,232 Olympic golds. And 64 countries have never won a single medal.
Russia, counting the Soviet Union, has 747 golds. Germany, East and West included, has 622. Out of 206 national Olympic committees, 64 have never won any medal at all. Monaco has entered 34 Games without one. The United States has — 1,232.
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Source: IOC medal data · Wikipedia all-time Olympic medal table (precursor NOCs combined) · after Milano Cortina 2026

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Ronaldo scores more. Messi makes more happen.

Sports analyticsRonaldo is the better finisher; Messi is the better creator, in 160 fewer games. Assist counts vary by source (about 405 to 425 for Messi) but the gap never closes.

Source: World Soccer Talk (Sep 9, 2026), Planet Football, MessiStat, MessivsRonaldo.app (official senior matches; assist counts vary by source) · Sep 9, 2026

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Counting down the world's most polluted cities

Public interest13 of the 15 most polluted cities are in India or Pakistan.

Source: IQAir 2025 World Air Quality Report, PM2.5

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Nvidia outweighs whole countries

Business and startupsMarket caps move daily. On the latest data, only the US and China have bigger economies.

Source: Market cap: StockAnalysis · GDP: IMF WEO Apr 2026 · 6 Oct 2026

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The countries that grow the world's coffee

Everyday dataBrazil grows almost twice as much coffee as the next country.

Source: FAO, FAOSTAT green coffee production · 2023

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The world's 10 richest people, every year since 1987

Business and startupsToday's 10th-richest person has more than 7× what the 1987 champion did (nominal dollars).

Source: Forbes World's Billionaires, 1987 & 1990–2026 (nominal US$) · March 2026

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839BElon Musk, 2026

The world's 10 richest people, every year since 1987

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1Elon Musk839 B
2Larry Page257 B
3Sergey Brin237 B
4Jeff Bezos224 B
5Mark Zuckerberg222 B
6Larry Ellison190 B

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839 billion dollars. In 1987, the world's richest person had just 20 billion.
Japanese property tycoons topped the list until 1990. Then the Waltons, Bill Gates, Carlos Slim and Jeff Bezos each took a turn. Even tenth place today, at 148 billion dollars, beats the 1987 champion. At the top, Elon Musk holds 839 billion dollars.
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Source: Forbes World's Billionaires, 1987 & 1990–2026 (nominal US$) · March 2026

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The world's 20 most forested countries

Public interestCrowded, wealthy Japan and South Korea are both over 64% forest, more than Brazil's 59%.

Source: World Bank WDI (FAO forest data), 2023 · 2023 data, updated Jul 2026

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The world's 20 most forested countries

Crowded, wealthy Japan and South Korea are both over 64% forest, more than Brazil's 59%.

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20 on the list. The figures appear here once the clip gives the answer away.

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94.4 percent of one country's land is forest. Guess which one.
South Korea at 64.1 percent and Japan at 68.4 both make the list, two crowded industrial giants. The rest is mostly tropical: Finland reaches 73.7, Gabon 91.2, and Suriname tops the world at — 94.4 percent. Wealthy nations can keep their forests too.
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Source: World Bank WDI (FAO forest data), 2023 · 2023 data, updated Jul 2026

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How long does your money take to double?

Netflix's most-watched shows worldwide: Squid Game leads with 265 million views

Save $60,000 between 25 and 35: it becomes $493,000 by 65

Heart disease killed 9.5 million people in 2023, the world's top killer

The ChatGPT app hit 1 billion monthly users in about 3 years

Google gets 21.7 billion more visits than the next four sites combined

Guess the number: Avengers: Endgame, worldwide

The biggest movie ever keeps changing hands

Three countries hold over half of the world's billionaires

The world's most visited countries, 1995 to 2024

India vs China, 1980 vs 2026: two very different paths

India vs China: two very different age pyramids

Men's Grand Slam titles, major by major

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Kohli's ODI average is 59. No other 9,000-run batter tops 54.

One minute on Earth, fast-forwarded

Hollywood's highest-paid actors: every Forbes list, 2013 to 2025

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Most Olympic golds ever — and the countries with none

Ronaldo scores more. Messi makes more happen.

Counting down the world's most polluted cities

Nvidia outweighs whole countries

The countries that grow the world's coffee

The world's 10 richest people, every year since 1987

The world's 20 most forested countries

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