This intriguing video reveals what the world's population would look like if it was shrunk down to just 100 people.
The clip, produced by magazine and social impact company GOOD, gives a fascinating snapshot of the make-up of the people who live around the world.
Some stats - such as the fact that 50 of those 100 people would be women and 50 would be men - are unsurprising.
But some are far more shocking, such as the the fact that one person out of those 100 would control 50% of all the wealth.
Fourteen people would be American, 11 would be European, 15 would be African and 60 would be Asians.
The five most widely-spoken languages are, in order, Mandarin, Spanish, English, Hindi and Arabic - with 6,500 other languages spoken by the rest.
The video was produced using data from the CIA's World's Factbook, which contains information on every country, dependency, and geographic entity in the world.
CES 2015: 7 Gadgets That Are Genuinely Trying To Make Us Better Humans
Parrot Pot(01 of07)
Open Image ModalWhat's better than saving the planet? How about saving it from your smartphone, one plant at a time. As well as making drones, incredible headphones and in-car stereos Parrot also make the world's most intelligent plant pot. With a 2.2l water reservoir built in, a smart irrigation system and four sensors the Pot connects to WiFi so you can keep your Orchid at the top of its game even when you're not at home.
Hydrao - Smart Shower(02 of07)
Open Image ModalThe average person uses 80 litres of water during a shower. That's a frankly obscene amount of what is fast becoming a precious commodity being used for no other reason than allowing you a sing-a-long in the mornings. Thankfully Hydrao is here to help. This smart shower head changes colour depending on how much water you've used. It has Bluetooth 4.0 built-in and connects to a smartphone app which then shows you how you've been doing. The clincher is that it doesn't need any power, instead it's powered by the water passing through it.
Marbotic Smart Letters(03 of07)
Open Image ModalWe've all heard those horror stories about children spending an absolute fortune on their parent's tablets. Well Marbotic has found a way to combine traditional wooden toys with the iPad that won't cost you an arm and a leg. These little wooden letters and numbers can be 'stamped' onto the iPad's screen. The app comes with a range of different games and educational exercises. It's a wonderfully simple way of combining the old with the new.
Ziro(04 of07)
Open Image ModalZiro could do for robotics what Google Cardboard has done for virtual reality. Bought as a set these wireless 'blocks' can be put together any way you want while a glove then allows you to control your creation using gestures. The whole package is completely customisable as well letting you assign gestures to different actions using the smartphone app.
Beddit(05 of07)
Open Image ModalThe Beddit sleep tracker deserves a mention as one of the most comprehensive packages around. Rather than forcing you to sleep with a phone under your pillow, this subtle device can accurately track your sleep and even your resting heart-rate. At the end of each night you get given a score and then recommendations on how to get that score up. In the battle for inner peace, Beddit is leading the charge.
Kolibree Smart Toothbrush(06 of07)
Open Image ModalCleaning one's teeth can be an incredibly dull task so imagine how boring it must be for a child. Realising that infants simply don't have an attention span, Kolibree have come up with this ingenious smart toothbrush. Packed with sensors it turns brushing into a game. With some big name partners on board including Ubisoft the game intelligently knows how and where you're brushing your teeth thanks to Bluetooth built into the brush. You know what, sod the kids we're buying one for us as well.
BeeWi Tap Sensor(07 of07)
Open Image ModalSo you've started saving water in the shower, but what about the garden? Enter BeeWi's latest innovation, a water tap sensor that can be programmed to automatically water your garden. Rather than wasteful watering the smart tap knows the right amount to pump out, saving water and also saving you some serious money too.