That first bit, about ” If you are one in million, there are 1,300 people in China just like you” is a standing joke whenever we go to China. The rest of the information in the video, I’m not so sure is so funny.

The video on the progression of information technology, is by Karl Fisch, Scott McLeod, and Jeff Bronman.

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