Any Human Ever: a site that draws one random life from 100 billion ever lived
anselm · x · 2026-09-03
Any Human Ever is an interactive data-storytelling site built on real population data: over 100 billion people have ever lived, and it lets you draw one at random.
It steps you through a randomly drawn birth year (log-scale visualization shows why most draws land near the present), a location from population density clusters, then a story of that specific life — with full sources cited.
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