• Sippy Cup
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        251 year ago

        This is a common misconception, this circle is actually a straight line around the globe and the “inside” includes Antarctica and new Zealand. And because there’s a race of fully sentient crab people living under the kiwis and totaling 800 billion in number, the map is correct.

        Weird that they vote though

        • @HappycamperNZ
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          81 year ago

          Those crabs fought hard for their freedom to vote. We killed soo many of them through our backwards beliefs that now the war is over we are one of the biggest butter exporters in the world. We can only hope we have learned more than just how to use a skillet.

          • Sippy Cup
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            51 year ago

            Dude they waddle sideways in to the voting booth and unanimously vote for can of creamed crab for overlord of New Zealand. If that was a real position or person y’all would be driving sideways to work

            • @HappycamperNZ
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              51 year ago

              Well Americans waddled sideways in and voted for a can of Fanta… at least creamed crab doesn’t start civil unrest.

              Actually… it might. Scratch that

              • Sippy Cup
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                21 year ago

                Hey less than half of us voted for Fanta. He just won because coke managed to take over most of the end cap displays.

    • @Mango
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      21 year ago

      Yeah, we don’t even have a name for whateverthefuck shape India is!

  • Poggervania
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    281 year ago

    Fun fact: every 1 in 2 people make up 50% of the world population.

  • @Siegfried
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    271 year ago

    Thats the worst circle i have ever seen

  • @kaffiene
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    211 year ago

    Yeah? Well at least in NZ we know how to draw a freaking circle. Didn’t want to be in your stinky club anyway

    • @ikidd
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      21 year ago

      Deedn’t weent tee bee een yeeer steenky cleeeeb eeeneeeweey.

      • @Amazinghorse
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        11 year ago

        Nah that’s an Aussie accent mate. Way off.

  • @[email protected]
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    161 year ago

    I know the author is Terrible Maps so I probably shouldn’t complain, but what are those continent colour groupings?

    • @beebarfbadger
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      131 year ago

      They’re not grouped, that’s what the planet actually looks like from space.

      • @[email protected]
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        41 year ago

        Can’t believe I made such a foolish blunder in front of the head of NASA, my apologies doctor

      • Exatron
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        11 year ago

        The future lacks the Middle East?

        • @Something_Complex
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          Hey I don’t know how economic free transit areas like the EU wold show up. But that’s what I’m imagining, also a lot of it it’s there

  • @dab
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    111 year ago

    I wonder how many people live outside the red circle and have to commute to work within it.

  • pooberbee (they/she)
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    81 year ago

    This is false. The red circle is too small to fit more than maybe a couple fetuses, depending on your screen size.

  • @[email protected]
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    71 year ago

    I mean, considering this map excludes Antarctica, and there are people living (at least temporarily) in Antarctica, it is technically true.

  • @AeonFelis
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    61 year ago

    Can “in” and “out” be meaningfully defined though, considering that circle is on a globe though?

    • @[email protected]
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      11 year ago

      I get the feeling that if this were on a globe, it would appear as a long, thin, and nearly empty circle.

    • @MissJinx
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      11 year ago

      How do you know? Maybe there is a race of advanced intra terrestrial humans that live under water. Also this map is missing the great wall of ice that holds the water in place.