i love this. it really shows you someone else's perspective.

had you drawn a different lot in life things would be very different.

imo it is a good example of Rawl's veil of ignorance thought experiment.

How would you design the world if you will be randomly dropped into any position anywhere on earth.

well done.

Spot checked a life from 1990s in the Iberian peninsula and it cites the population at 72 million people. Off by quite a bit. Pretty cool regardless!

> You have drawn a boy, born in the Russian Plain in 3843 BCE.

He probably spoke something close to proto-Indo-European

I feel sorry for the person who draws their exact real-life stats, but dying this year.

I drew a man who lived to 80 in 47,000 BCE. Beat that!

we are probably living inside a more advanced version of this game right now.

Somebody, somewhere, somewhen rolled the dice and here we are.

> He was born, lost his father at 5, and died at 7 of malnutrition.

Yikes

I died of dysentery shortly after being born.

Makes Oregon Trail seem easy…

I drew a woman from 500 BCE in the ganges... but lived to 75?

Most likely died of smallpox...

Great, let's bring back smallpox and measles because the US elected officials are too dumb or genuinely want to destroy the world.