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My group had a similar perspective as John Green. We brought up the same points about the maps especially the schooling years, and Co2 emissions.

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My group's perspective compared to John Green's perspective was similar. In our group, we agreed that the world needs improvement and we were pretty hopeful. He thought a bit more about the future than us and was optimistic.

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We had the same takes on all of the maps as Green, since we saw the same trends in all the maps, and hence noted that world education and other aspects of life are improving around the wold.

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Our perspectives are mostly alike, in which things are getting more and more advanced throughout the years. He has a positive additude about all of the different topics on the maps, some are getting betters, but others not so much. Improvements are still needed but there has been some major progress so far.

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The perspective that John Green had on the co2 map was the same as us. He had the idea that the increase of the co2 because of the lack of technology in the older map than the newer one.

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John Green mostly talked about the improvements in the world we talked about both the improvements and unimprovements. John green

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My perspective to John Green's were about the same, although it isn't exactly perfect now, we have gone a long way. We both had a positive idea about this. The third-world countries are going higher in education and healthy births. He also talks about how the life expectancy is going more and more up, and I agreed with that

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My group's perspective is kind of similar to John Green's perspective. We saw the global changes in the maps especially in the school years map.

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My group's perspective was similar to John Green's. We touched upon the same topics on each map. John Green found more positive perspectives, while our group didn't.

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He talks about how kids are getting those education opportunities and we also talked about that kinda like he did in a sense of how it was those places like Africa that didn't have a good education for their kids. Oh and also how that the more education there is in places the more help our world can get because of the kids learning and how that some of the kids will try and create a solution to our world's problems.

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Our group had a lot of similar points that John Green pointed out, especially about the need for improvement, but our group was definitely more pessimistic than him. This probably has to do with us only seeing two maps while he saw the gradual change.

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Our groups perspective was different from John Greens perspective because we didn't see the same information he may have seen. When we looked at the temperature difference map we didn't realise there was no blue on the map which means that places get colder, so there is no change in becoming cooler.

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My group's perspective is mostly the same as John Green's perspective. We made the same points. The only thing that is different is that John Green thought a little bit deeper.

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Our group agreed with the majority of his points and many of the things he pointed out are similar to ours as well. Specifically in the CO2 maps and the growth and small shrinkage. We also thought temp. change map was only getting warmer just as he did.

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For the "Annual CO2 emissions,1951-2016" I agree  that some countries are getting lighter like Western Europe but we still help with CO2 emissions -Myles Blair

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For the "Annual CO2 emissions,1951-2016" I agree  that some countries are getting lighter like Western Europe but we still help with CO2 emissions -Myles Blair

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Compared to my group, John Green's perspective and our perspective were pretty much the same. There wasn't much that changed from our group to John Green. Even the "There is no blue." when looking at the changing temperatures map, our group mentioned that. All of the points he made sound very positive as well.

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his perspective is really happy because he sees that everything over the years is growing and getting better and better.

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My group perspective was quite similar. I think my group touched on some of the same ideas that Mr.Green did including the need for improvement.

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They were kinda the same and the third-world countries are usually lower than the westernized areas.

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My group compares to him about the education of how there was an increase between the years. Also about how the heating as also increased. With the similarities about the technology as well and hoe people should be living longer. Also about knowing only a little bit about the map. Instead of knowing all the other information that could be very important to us in a big way.

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It seems to have been similar in most ways from life expectancy and other area. Over the years its gradually increases which shows how the world has changed. The world will changes for the positive or the negative.

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We all had an overall look at what the maps were trying to provide us and how to understand the changes throughout the year. Like how the Co2 emission changed from 1951-2016.

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John Green has a similar perspective to my group. We agree that the world still needs much improvement and that some places are struggling to improve due to factors that they cannot control. He has a little bit more optimistic outlook on it as he pointed out that the progress we have made is very good, while my group did not think about this.

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John Green sounds very positive about our planets prospective as a whole. Our group was hopeful about the steady change being seen throughout the maps, but we were not as hopeful as Green when looking at the CO2 map, probably because Green could see how even though it got worse over time, it was slowly starting to get better.