Impact · By the numbers
From the east to the west.
Attention is the new frontier. The story of the last decade is a story of more people, online, deciding faster than ever what deserves their focus — and whose voice gets heard.
Your brain decides whether something matters in under 300 milliseconds. If attention isn’t captured almost immediately, the information is filtered out before conscious thought even begins.
A decade of growth
Internet users over the last decade
Number of users, in billions · 2015–2025
Internet users by age
Share of global users, by age bracket
- 18–2419.0%
- 25–3435.6%
- 35–4424.0%
- 45–5411.3%
- 55–646.0%
- 65+2.4%
Most visited web pages
Monthly visits, in billions
- google99.4B
- youtube48.6B
- facebook9.0B
- chatgpt5.6B
- instagram5.3B
Source: aggregated public web traffic & population data
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Work with us →Impact · On the public record
We didn’t ask for a seat at the table. We ran for one.
In the 2024 British Columbia general election, MSFR’s founder stood on the ballot in Surrey–Guildford — the most pivotal riding in the province, and the seat that decided whether B.C. would have a majority government.
Electoral record
2024 B.C. General Election
Official result- District
- Surrey–Guildford
- Election day
- October 19, 2024
- Candidate
- Kabir Qurban Independent
- Result
- 370 votes — run as an Independent, without a party machine behind him.
- Why it mattered
- The seat was decided by just 22 votes after a court-ordered judicial recount — and with it, the province’s majority government. Of all 93 ridings, this was the one that tipped the balance of power.
Why we ran
Not for the title.
For the table.
MSFR’s founder, Kabir Qurban, is a secondary-school teacher, a human-rights advocate, and an award-winning film producer — and the person who put his name on the ballot.
He ran as an Independent, unbound by party lines, after watching the systems he worked inside fall short. It was never about winning a single seat. It was proof that Muslims belong in the rooms where decisions get made — and a refusal to wait for an invitation to enter them.
The work continues regardless of the result. That is the whole point.
By the numbers
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