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To try everything Brilliant has to offer—free—for a full 30 days, visit https://brilliant.org/MemeableData/. You’ll also get 20% off an annual premium subscription. ABOUT THIS VIDEO: List of sources, music, 3D model licensing and software used for this video listed at: https://luiscalejo.notion.site/Every-Level-of-Wealth-in-13-Minutes-1fc5d7069a8480dfa229d7c2231ef1e0 This video is about global wealth inequality. Special thanks to Professor Branko Milanovic for his time and insights. This video was sponsored by Brilliant. ABOUT THIS CHANNEL: Memeable Data is a Data Journalism channel that explores global topics through data and presents them to a broad audience through visual storytelling. Created by Luís Calejo, a data scientist and animator. For data storytelling or animation projects, please contact me via the email listed in the channel details. #datajournalism #datastorytelling #datascience #dataanalysis #python #blender #wealth #wealthinequality #inequality Corrections: 1:13 - It should be 'median income' instead of 'median wage' 3:15 - The x-axis shows wrong values. The correct values are the ones at 3:28 5:25 - "Most people have access to smartphones". This suggests that people in the previous tiers have no access to smartphones. It reality, Bangladesh as of 2025 has a significant level of smartphone adoption, 63% according to this source: https://www.tbsnews.net/tech/smartphone-users-will-grow-63-2025-report-455654 5:00 - It should be 'median income' instead of 'median wage' 5:48 - It should be 'median income' instead of 'median wage' 7:22 - The chart shows the yearly average, not the total growth 8:22 - It should be 'median income' instead of 'median wage' 9:50 - The y-axis shows wrong values 10:51 - Tier 7 should say top 0.01% (not 0.001%)