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Intro
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It wasn't just economic ...
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Rasselas's question
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Muteferrika's answer
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It's not geography
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It's not national character
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It's ideas and institutions
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Smith On China
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The West's killer apps
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Competition ...
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versus uniformity
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The Scientific Revolution
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versus theocracy
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John Locke's property rights
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Modern medicine
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Versus sorcery
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The consumer society
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versus bare necessities
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versus the leisure preference
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Where's the science now?
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Because the killer apps can be downloaded
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Is the West deleting its own apps?
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Can Africa get the sequence right?
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Can China do without App 3?
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(Western) Civilization defined
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Western decline isn't inevitable
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But the Great Divergence is over, folks
Description:
Explore a thought-provoking TED talk by historian Niall Ferguson as he delves into the reasons behind Western cultures' prosperity over the past few centuries. Discover the "6 killer apps" - big ideas from Western culture that have promoted wealth, stability, and innovation. Learn how these apps, including competition, scientific revolution, property rights, modern medicine, consumer society, and the work ethic, have shaped the Western world's success. Examine Ferguson's analysis of why the West has prospered more than other regions and consider his perspective on the potential for these ideas to be shared globally in the new century. Gain insights into the historical factors that have contributed to economic disparities between cultures and contemplate the future implications of these shareable "apps" for global development and prosperity.

The 6 Killer Apps of Prosperity

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