How I Learned to Understand the World. BBC Radio 4 Book Of The Week

This book significantly deviates from the typical data-heavy format, focusing instead on personal experiences and encounters that shaped the author's perception. It's a narrative about meeting individuals who have profoundly influenced his worldview. While facts were critical in unraveling the complexities of the world, it was Hans Rosling's insatiable curiosity and unwavering dedication that established him as one of the most renowned researchers globally, celebrated for his international bestseller, "Factfulness."

"How I Learned to Understand the World" is a memoir by Hans Rosling, offering an intimate glimpse into his journey from a young scientist to a groundbreaking thinker. This memoir takes readers on a vivid journey from the intense environment of an emergency clinic in Mozambique to the prestigious scenes of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Co-authored with Swedish journalist Fanny Härgestam, Rosling's memoir is infused with the same captivating storytelling that captured the hearts and minds of audiences worldwide.