Countries With Highest Life Expectancy 1800-2100
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2019
- This video shows the 10 countries with the highest life expectancy between 1800 and 2100. Obviously, all years after 2018 are projections based on a number of factors.
Source: Gapminder.org - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Fast food industry starts
*United States left the chat*
Old United States really country - today worst
1861-1865 USA had the war between the states also called the civil war. 1914-1918 World War 1.1918-1919 flu epidemic killed over 50 million people world wide. 1930's Germany invades some countries.1939 Germany invades Poland, Netherlands and France. Later war with USSR. Near end of 1941 USA invaded by Japan and begins it's war with Japan and Germany. War ends in 1945. With Netherlands freed from Germany their life expectancy goes up. Early 1950's Korean War with USA, UK, China and some other countries involved. After that France involved in Vietnam War and later USA. 1990's Kuwait had a civil war and was invaded by Iraq.
I’m convinced fast food causes cancer that’s why the USA has so many cases of cancer where even undeveloped countries don’t have so many cases.
All the processed and added hormones on our food is killing us.
I mean I stoped eating fast food and my face is finally clearing up and that’s just my face
Coran Clarke there actually is
Chris Pax well USA should be higher because it’s a developed nation and the ones below it aren’t developed
The Nordic countries be like
”Staying alive”
0:45 Can Estonia into Nordic?
C C i guess not
C C NO
@@redbrixanimations 0:50 k,bye,
@@CC-no9jz no
0:36 Iceland: "Maybe..."
0:37 Iceland: "Maybe not..."
0:39 Iceland: "Or actually..?"
......
0:43 Iceland: "Nah."
Lol
They probably don't have McDonald's in Iceland. I made it to the airport in Iceland.
@@williamludlow3788 you're right, they don't. They have one Big Mac left which is on live video just decomposing😂
XDDDDDDDDDD
0:51 HELL YEAH
0:55 Acually nvm
Can we just appreciate how modern medicine has doubled life expectancy from 40 to 80 years?
2020: ppl complaining about vaccines
It’s because of child mortality... I don’t appreciate personally
Yep and a big chunk of it lack of child mortality due to vaccines. How quick people forget...
Don't forget antibiotics
It’s all about vaccines and penicillin.
Before that your kid could come home from school with a fever and be dead in three days.
6:46 Kuwait be like:
*Oppss wrong classroom :/*
I was gonna post that lol
What about Israel
😂😂
Why is so funny? 😂
@@Mia-tl4mv I do not know if you're just being rude or u r just trying to be funny ...
Japan: damn i only live to 94.4
Spain: 94 i only get 93
The US: I'm struggling to get 80
Africa: Y'all live?
😂🤣
I think if you get rid of infant mortality and Deaths by driving the us ranks closer to the top.
@@gj2931097 the US won't be at the top of that list because lifestyle choices. Could create a new and amazing healthcare system and the US would still struggle (ccomparatively).
@@lawrenceshdow It is peoples constitutional right to be morbidly obese.
Africa's not a country...smh
0:30
I love how Norway just said
“Hi”
“Good bye, see you next year”
Life expectancy in the 1800's was heavily influenced by the horrendous child mortality. In many places 2 in 5, maybe more, children died by the time they were 5 years old. If it were possible it would be interesting to see a video showing life expectancy for people who who reached 18yo.
Adding also to that are deaths that occurred relating to childbirth, and that goes back further in history.
I waas wondering that 1 looking at it. Many People Are Stiill Living into Their Late Seventies and Eighties, When You Look at Historical Figures, Even Though Most of Those WWere Probably above Middlle-Claass.
Still,, I Thought It Must Be Somethhing to Do with Child Mortality and of course no penicillin makes a big difference, we ttake that foor granted now
Nordic countries be like:
“Dying young? We dont do that here.”
😂😂😂
Except for the 1800’s
Back then it was low in most places
Well the world average age was about 4-10 years before 1800. Families would have loads of children but they would have loads because only around a third will survive till adulthood
@@coasterhockygamingboy9549 When you have a life expectancy of about 40 years that means infants and old people die, generally they didn't die at 40
Nobody:
Iceland: 🔼🔽🔼🔽🔼🔽🔼🔽🔼🔽
It's probably because their popularion is low compared to other countries that appear in the top and therefore more rapidly fluctuating
I am from iceland
Ireland 🇮🇪
🔼🔽🔼🔽🔼🔼🔽🔽🔼🔼🔼🔽🔽🔽🔽⬆️⬆️⬆️⬇️⬇️
@@atliapx3455 cool
Alexander Taylor me
My impression of Andorra is that there was one really long-lived person, and it's such a tiny country that they were enough to skew the average considerably. Until they died.
Not 1, many.
Andorra probably has a population of 10K.
I take that back, 77K.
Spanish flu: *exists*
Countries: "Slide to the left! Slide to the right"
*cha cha real smooth*
😂
Franco dies 6:18
Spain: life you are very welcome here!
To infinity and bey- *Take it back now y’all*
Coronavirus: Allow us to introduce our self
*Iceland:* i’ve been enjoying this trampoline for 300 years.
*Other Countries:* ...
Yeah, any context? What's happening with them?
Zac Jeez
Zac Keep reading the comment
@@jdjcubing4744Jeez. no. I mean what's happening with Iceland during that time and there are no sources in the comments.
Zac Pretend Iceland is a person. A person jumps up and down in a trampoline
In the 1800s:
"My brother died. He lived a long life!"
"How old?"
"38"
edit: I didn't even write this, my little brother did, and somehow, its managed to be way more liked than any comment I've ever made LMAO
Life expectancy was just that low because of the very high infant mortality. 38 wasn't actually old even then.
well explain me then why aristoteles lived 80 years and confucio lived more than 100
@@NorwayChallenge hmmm
r/woooosh
@@csanadkardos9956 ok
@@csanadkardos9956 Actually, yes it is. I made a joke, the guy didn't get it and therefore somebody has the right to whoooosh him. Also, it's with four 'o's
I can't imagine life expectancy being in the early 40s. I'm in early 30s and I'm still trying to make sense of my life. Life was short indeed back then!
You were forced to become more mature sooner in life. So it evened out.
Unlike nowadays where we infantalize ourselves well into adulthood.
You seem Wise Masha Allah
@@AhmedPathanMA I wish to be. Thank you! 🙂🙏🏻
Do you believe in the Life after Death?
It was mostly because of child mortality
Keep in mind that this is the AVERAGE life expectancy.It is heavily weighed down in the 19th century because of the ridiculously high child mortality rate.No one was really dying in their 40s.People where either dying in their 60s or before the age of 10,which averages out to about 40.
I am Japanese.
My grandfather is 95 years old.
he always eats fish.
95 years old
@@DaCheeseIsEpicSubToHim thx
My grandfather died at 82
tell him to eat veg and he will live up to 295
My grandfather is 99, and grandmother is 95.
Still they are fine in Japan.
3:30 Iceland is having way too much fun
LMAO
lol
NO
Lol
😂😂😂
McDonalds: Reopens
Andorra : 7:37
Lol
A fact or just a joke?
Jajaja
*Netherlands in a nutshell:*
Has one of the highest life expectancies while smoking weed everyday
Oof
They will eventually run out of food & be overwieght with all the munchies. ;)
Dude, i live in the Nederlands
And i don’t know a single person who dose that😆
?
@@No-vl6uw you did a lapsus
Predicting life expectancy after 2019 all the way to 2100 is just BS
I agree.. We really don't know what could happen in this century.
@@oscarcarabajal93 don't abort your children then
(jk)
@@IABITVpresents why jk it's murder
@@marciaosullivan3200 it's "jk" for different reasons
@@IABITVpresents someone else suddenly wants to nuke them, making your previous abortion ban irrelevant
Incredible to see 42 to 94.6 in 300 years in 10 minutes
50 to 80 in 100 years*
@@ilect1690 r/woosh
It's called science booming.
@@HeadsetHatGuy take away the r your not on reddit and also do you know how to use woooosh
@@euphoriaggaminghd It's actually wooosh.
Norway❤️🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴 Finland ❤️🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮 Iceland❤️🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸 Denmark❤️🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰 Sweden ❤️🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
@@leandav2209 🇫🇴 this is faroe island. Its islands belonging to Denmark
Not being racist These countries are pretty boring
@@lovoire2503 what country do you come from?
@@thorbjrnpoulsen7611 Atlantis
@@lovoire2503 lol
I love how Andorra spends 38 years sitting up front like the teacher's pet and then slowly quietly creeps out when it realises it's in the wrong classroom 😆😆
😆🤣😂
can we have lowest life expectancy version also ? it would be interesting
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Really!! Please, make that video
I think the lowest life expectancy depends on who's fighting the most terrible war at the time, so it would vary a lot, as various revolutions, wars and genocides come and go. I'm not sure I want to see that :(
Every nation USA has given democracy
Sepehr M.A, they already made that video
Andora pops out of nowhere and disapears
In Andorra, if a kid dies the media becomes 10 years less 😂😂😂
And kuwait 😂
Probably the only person living there left
I been to Andora not many old looking people 😂
Andorra is basically Spain
2020:
Coronavirus: *entered the chat*
Italy & China: *left the chat*
Wait for USA also
@@39swarnendumondal43 yeah you're right
Swarnendu Mondal yep
@@39swarnendumondal43 The USA wasnt in the chat😂
Don’t forget USA, Brazil, Russia, India, UK, Spain, Peru, Chile, Mexico and lots of other countries
Just wondering if you could make the font a little smaller. As it is now you can still just manage to see about half of countries written names. Good job.
Australia’s life expectancy:
Most venomous animals:
Am i A JoKe To YoU?
Newromantic999
Agh!! Eastons are scary.. yeah I see them all the time, because I live (and most of my property *is* Bushland) -Everywhere..
besides that though, it's all the Vegemite that make you live longer
Do you even live in Australia? Only the few thousand people in the outback are generally exposed to those animals.
@@user-zu5mn8mp5j I'm assuming that person doesn't and always assume that the whole of Australia live next to venomous animals..
I'm an Aussie, and I can assure you that Horses kill more people in Australia than ALL venomous creatures, sharks, ants, birds, crocodiles and spiders combined. (
Andorra is like "forget this speculative nonsense"
Bruh what happened with Andorra?
Andorra is Spain
what happened to Andorra in 2017? massive suicide or something?
@@hoosomio Andorra is not Spain lol. It s a country smaller than my city
@@rebecasuciu9980 no es Español.. Pero el ejército español le defiende...ante cualquier conflicto o desastre...Algo de Española seraaaa.
Uk in 1800:goes up and down
Industrialisation
This is a awesome channel. Respect ✊.
Year number: *passes 2019*
me: NANI?
7:44
Potatoo
do not go to 2020 there is a big plague
Conversation in 1900: I’m gonna visit my grandma in the nursing home
How old is she
43
Actually, this number is the average age it's just because so many babies died that the average life expectancy went down, people usually end up dying at 75-90, just like today only now we can keep them alive even longer.
Fandoms Galore you’re right
Well my mom gave birth to my lil brother when my dad was 44
Only there were no nursing homes then. Hospitals with operating rooms had just been invented basically.
@@fandomsgaloreiloveit also there were frequent wars back then, which killed way too many soldiers at a young age(less than 30 years)
Very interesting as always!
Would love to see an updated one after Covid-19!
Wouldn't really change anything.
I wonder if the maldives is still gonna be there in 2100...
That's the exact same thing I was wondering lmao.
Even if it would still exist, the country is pretty undeveloped, I doubt they will have such high life expectancy.
Nicolás Gregori it’s not underdeveloped
Nicolás Gregori well shit I’m from the Maldives.
No.
They are gona be drowned in 2030-2050
If the Maldives still existed then they will probably be in the list in 2100 as their life expectancy has gone up by 40 years since 1960
Me: "Long live the NORDS!"
Australia: "Hold my vegemite!"
Spain and Peru: hold my avocados
Keep in mind the data is heavily skewed due to high infant and toddler morality rates for the first 120 or so years especially in the early to mid 19th century, so people didn't automatically start to drop dead at 40 years old. That said people who lived into their late 80s back then were considered very, very old, like someone living to 115 years old today.
Damn if life expectancy in the UK was 38.6 in the 1800s, then how did Isaac Newton who was born in the UK in 1643 lived till the age of 84. Because between 1643 and 1727, the average life expectancy is definitely lower than the life expectancy in 1800s, I think it would be around 30 years of age, and yet Isaac Newton lived till 84, so I was wondering how he manage to live that long
Cyprus was like “hey! Oh ok bye...”
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Fred
@@TheElvisnator Actually, James is recovering very fast so....
8:00 Israel Luxembourg France & Italy : biggest "No You" in history
Many years ago , Italy was second
Lol
Iceland : "No Me !"
Lol
Wosterc 1 Italy sucks ass
Woww, Spain, the longest living in Europe for so many years! We live in a pretty healthy way, but surprisingly still many people smoke, I wonder how high it would be reducing the number of smokers!
I am not sure, but you have pretty bad habits of sleep, like sleeping past midnight with your stomach full of jamon, it really surprised me Spain is at the top,.can you explain me why?
*Kuwait in a nutshell:*
Fails every exam except for that one exam in the 90's
Lol
7:38 thanos lives in Andorra
@Warriorkiller666 nothing
@Warriorkiller666 probably a glitch
Norway: You can copy my homework just make it look different.
Sweden,Finland, Denmark: 2:36
@@therainbowziege2317 yeah 😂
Iceland is like : lets play a game
Starts running frantically from top to bottom😂😂
Nice work
Moving to Perú, that country with 30 different weathers seems to be good.
84 different weathers
Tampoco os flipeis
@@brunoiglesias732 Déjanos alucinar un poco quita el stress y es divertido
Yes
Este ranking lo inventó un peruano
Iceland: "Ima head in"
Also Iceland:
"Ima head out"
It was entertaining to watch those Nordics bopping about at the start. Also, what the heck happened to Andorra?
Other countries just past it up.
@@ssj2camaro21 The old lady move to a Spanish home.
1800s: Wow he lived till his 60s, he could be a king!
2020: 60s and dying? Huh, I can do 80s!
6:01
Andorra: Hi
7:38
Andorra: Bye
Andorra has left the chat xd
Sentence:
1800-1970
The more you are at North, the more you live
6:01 (1970)
Andorra:Hold my beer
peru: hold my cerveza
Then why Australia?
You mean hold my banana beer is not healthy
No, Andorra: Hold my wine.
Well the more you are at North or South but not the closer to the equator. Peru: Hold my chicha morada and pisco
Spain in 1978: Oh hi, I like this place. I think I'm staying.
Yeah!
6:00 Andorra: input invincibility cheat code
7:37 cheat code patched
*African countries have left the chat.*
(no offense)
Thanks for the likes, didn’t think I’d get them!
African countries have poor leadership and coruption and very high crime rates
@@talentleesdorito9771 *colonism INTIVES*
@@zacharylink538 what do you mean African countries have been independent for half a century
@Jason Lee there was no slavary in Africa expect Ottoman one.
@@zacharylink538 they should stay in they countries and rebuild it
USA when asked to live past 39.4:
“No I don’t think I will”
Especially at school
@William Wykoff You don't get the meme. How tragic.
@@happyhulk617 thats because before 1920 their werent many countries
@@estelaangeles2346 Damn you guys don't understand memes, do you
Haha.
Great content i like it
The fact that my country was at 39 for so long makes me internally scream “don’t you hear my call though you’re many years away”
queen fan 🤩🤩🤩
Germany and the UK when World War 2 started: Aight Imma head out
Icland: Hello im here
Two seconds later: Good bye my friends
no lets go israel
Countries:Stay In The Same Spot For Two Years. My Computer:*Explodes*
the nordic countries fucking rocked the 1800s
06:00 Andorra, 1970: Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
07:37 Andorra, 2017: Was fun, guys, ima head out.
Hello, very interesting and informative video, but could you explain please what factors made you come to the conclusion that, by 2100, Peru will be in the top three? I am very curious to know.
me:alright mum I'm heading to japan ill live a long life there
Immigrating to japan is hard, go somewhere like Australia or Spain
No I will live a long life in america thats not fair
Actually the city with the highest life expectancy is madrid (where i am from)
It’s interesting to me that a country having a government run health care system, at least in part such as Australia, seems to contribute significantly to longer lives. I don’t think a single country with a fully, or at least mostly, private system made it to the 2020 part of the list.
7:31 Japan: leads the leaderboard comfortably
France, Italy and Iceland: *FIGHT!*
8:01 Israel: I'm in too!
7:44
France, Iceland and Italy-
*t h e y ‘ r e g r o o v i n*
lmao why did that make me laugh tho
@@madapigi1 BDHAJXBAND
If you made this again there would probably be a big recession around 2020.
That’s kinda crazy-
The life expectancy has actually doubled in like 2 centuries
South American countries : are we a joke to you?
Data : yes
Peru : say no more
XD
Ceviche is the secret bro.
You’re telling me I would have lived to the ripe old age of 39 in 1800
These averages probably include child deaths, which lower the average by a lot. In averages that leave out infant deaths the life expectancy increases dramatically. If you could survive being a child, you would probably live even into your 60s. (This only matters more the further back you go, and matters less now)
Some died young and some died older so those both affect estimates. Whenever there was a war or plague of some type life expectancy went down also.
It surprises me to find out that Peru is the third country with the most life expectance to future... mostly because I'm peruvian and relatively young lol
This video is bullshit lol i can't imagine how Peru could have a higher life expectancy than Norway or Iceland
@@itsad7194 Well facts are facts
@@danpereyra2165 Lmao these are not fact but estimation
@@itsad7194 Facts or estimations, the info is there. If you disagree with what you see here then do research for yourself, it shouldn't be difficult to find authentic info about this topic. And if you do that and don't mind, then let me know if this is correct or not; like I said, I was surprised to see Peru high on the list lol
Singapore: I made it against the law to be unhealthy!
Nordic countries: 85-92, I like that
USA: Guys I can live past 76!
Mozambique: what’s double-digit age?
As we say in Spain: "Dentro de 100 años todos calvos" (in 100 years time, everybody will be bald).
Wtf USA stayed for 39.4 for a long time
I know right? It bothered me because I was waiting the longest time for it to change!
USA in this year didn't have that medicine, I think.
My home country disappeared from the list and never came back. Reaction: I'm gonna die soon so RIP me. :(
(It's not Romania, it's the USA.)
Obesity, overweight, poorly balanced diets, chemicals, plastics, cancerous products, nuclear power, hard drugs, ativaxxers, flat earthers, KKK… No surprise at all…
@@FreddieHg37 I don't think the kkk has impacted the overall population in a long, long time tbh
What is the nice music from 8:06 ?
One thing I would like to note, all of the countries with high life expectancies all have some of the highest fish consumption levels in the world (excl. Switzerland)
Lol I'm Spanish and I knew Spain had a high life expectancy, but I never knew Peru's life expectancy might surpass Spain's
Hola Pedro Sánchez va a destruir el país xao
It won’t this is wrong
This is wrong they are calculating Peru's life expectancy increasing without any change for the next 80 years which is inaccurate no country does that they slow down once they hit a certain age.
@@scattr7592 yeah I think so too.
Pero de momento España gana eh eso es solo una predicción
People in the comments: talking about their dead relatives like it’s a contest who lived the longest/shortest.
The countries in this comparison be like I ｌｉｋｅｔｏｍｏｖｅｉｔ
Great, Peru within the first ten in life expectancy.
*1914: hode my league of nations*
*1939: hode my Allies*
*2019: hode my U.N.*
maldives: *is expected to sink in the next 30 years*
maldives in 2060: *develops gills*
Coronavirus : *imma end these whole men’s career*
Australia really didn’t wanna be left out of the conversation 😂
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Awesome video, one of my favourites. Can you however explain why countries like Peru and Turkey will surpass European countries?
@Teringventje it's simply delusion
7:46
i live in italy and i never realized how high our life expectancy is
It would be very illuminating to include a line for smoking prevalence with this chart. In the US, smoking peaked in about 1969, with 45% of people smoking when the surgeon general’s report linking smoking to cancer and heart disease was published. It has been falling ever since, now at about 11%. The rapid gain in longevity from 1970 on is largely due to this change.
Well, I’m from Singapore and I say, it’s not how long you live, but how well you live
Wut...
Perú top 3(?! XD
Dreguz :'v
Then Peru will see at least a 25% decrease in its population
Vete de aquí con tu countryhumans de mrd y elige las countryballs traidor, das vergüenza al país
@@__-ev2cu JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJAJA
Como me gusta que me puteen xd
Solo aprovecho que estas mrd estén de moda y ya, vuelvo a mis apreciadas countrybolitas.
@Unknown CountryBall Igual de ilegales que las gachas que haces, wn.
Te atrapé, wachín.
I'm Japanese. My great-grandmother lived to be 102 years old. The population of people over 100 years old in Japan is about 90,000
Damn if life expectancy in the UK was 38.6 in the 1800s, then how did Isaac Newton who was born in the UK in 1643 lived till the age of 84. Because between 1643 and 1727, the average life expectancy is definitely lower than the life expectancy in 1800s, I think it would be around 30 years of age, and yet Isaac Newton lived till 84, so I was wondering how he manage to live that long
Japan has a VERY different cultural mind set than the United States.
Their elderly are revered, not hidden or minimized. Age is viewed as reflective of wisdom and purpose, as opposed to a burden or demographic requiring perpetual care.
Japan's deference for authority also differs sharply with the United States proclivity for maximizing individual freedom and personal liberty. 😏
It's weird to think that people usually died at an age where we think they're quite young, and now during our time, people get forcefully retired because of how old they are
ireland after the famine be like: aight imma head out
Ireland during the civil war too
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r/engrish
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@@ProfTricky3168 damn
0:00 - 0:37
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My great grandfather passed away in 2012. He was 104 years old when he died.
Wait a moment, i don't think that in 1800 were all those states, there were empires.