Our World in Data ✓

@OurWorldInData · Oxford, England · joined 15 Apr 2015

Our World in Data is a free, nonprofit website with a mission to increase understanding of the world’s largest problems and drive informed action to solve them.

307 671Followers

21Following

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187.9KViews on collected posts

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Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData4 h

In these nine African countries, average incomes have more than doubled since 1990. Economic growth is most important for the world's poorest people, and most of the world’s poorest live on the African continent. Are Africa’s economies growing? The picture is mixed. In some htt

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Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData7 Sep

📝 New article on Our World in Data: A never-ending childhood of malaria. Read accounts from those who have had a severe case of malaria, and many will describe it as one of the worst experiences of their life. Like a flu on steroids, with terrible swings between fever and https:

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Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData6 Sep

@OurWorldInData >Mexico, Cuba, Nicaragua, Bolivia, and Rwanda. Umm... perhaps this isn't really the point you really intended to make. Those nations are shitholes. 98 views · 4 likes · 0 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →

Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData5 Sep

Explore how the share of women in parliament has changed in other countries: https://t.co/M2Xb6Uo32S Other sources & data: https://t.co/hrrknOPuup 3.7K views · 7 likes · 0 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →

Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData5 Sep

Five countries had more women than men in parliament in 2025. Women’s representation in national politics has increased dramatically in the last century. But men still hold more parliamentary seats in almost every country. There are five exceptions: Mexico, Cuba, Nicaragua, htt

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Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData3 Sep

More Indians live in the Gulf states than in the US, UK, and Canada combined. In 2024, around 18.5 million people born in India lived abroad. For the world’s most populous country, that’s not a lot: just over 1% of the population. This chart shows where they live, based on https

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Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData4 Jan

@OurWorldInData Progress is not a moral arc; it is the iterative output of capital allocation and technological compounding. The world improves because individuals seek yield, not because of collective intent. 242 views · 3 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →

Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData3 Jan

Read more in @MaxCRoser's article: https://t.co/IZ4wSPg02I 6.9K views · 29 likes · 2 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →

Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData3 Jan

The world can be much better. The progress has often been unequal, and many large challenges remain. There is a lot of work left for us to do. Continued progress is possible — we know this because of how much we’ve already achieved. https://t.co/KfB8BIHkeU

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Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData3 Jan

The world is much better. As bad as things can be, they are in many ways much better than in the past. The rate of children dying is far lower than ever. We have made real progress. https://t.co/SpGHuHTqLn

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Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData3 Jan

The world is awful. Many horrible things happen, such as millions of children dying every year. https://t.co/9pruKEN25I

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Our World in Data ✓@OurWorldInData3 Jan

All three statements are true at the same time— https://t.co/duoRSrGTT0

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6 publicaciones de los últimos 90 días, junto al rango de 100K–1M seguidores. llega a mucha gente, pero pocos de esos espectadores reaccionan.

Visualizaciones medianas6 636esta cuenta4 772mediana de 100K–1M

Alcance, %2.16%esta cuenta1.67%mediana de 100K–1M

Interacción, %0.84%esta cuenta1.23%mediana de 100K–1M

Métrica	Esta cuenta	Mediana de 100K–1M	Proporción
Visualizaciones medianas por publicación	6 636	4 772	1.39×
Alcance (visualizaciones ÷ seguidores)	2.16%	1.67%	1.29×
Tasa de interacción	0.84%	1.23%	0.68×

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Growth & engagement

How the posts we collected actually performed: views and reaction rate post by post, what the audience did with them, and where the follower count goes.

Views per post

116.8K3 Jan

2.8K

3.8K

7.9K

6.9K

2424 Jan

13.3K3 Sep

19.6K5 Sep

3.7K

986 Sep

9.5K7 Sep

3.1K8 Sep

Last 12 collected posts, oldest on the left. The scale is logarithmic: one post can outrun the rest a hundred times over.

Engagement rate per post

2.25%3 Jan

1.83%

1.55%

0.89%

0.48%

1.24%4 Jan

0.96%3 Sep

0.79%5 Sep

0.21%

5.10%6 Sep

0.49%7 Sep

0.89%8 Sep

Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 100K–1M accounts is 1.23%.

What the audience does

Likes74.3%2 641 in total

Reposts12.8%455 in total

Replies2.2%77 in total

Quotes1.2%42 in total

Bookmarks9.5%338 in total

Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.

The follower curve appears once this account has two daily snapshots — we take one a day, and this one is on its first.

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