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Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
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The author also states that:
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The video above shows a very brief history of the wars and campaigns of Alexander the Great. Here’s a little more about the man himself, where he came from, and his legacy.
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In comparison for the US Pew states: “About six-in-ten (58%) say tax rates on household income over $400,000 should be raised.”
Here’s the list of European countries from lowest to highest.
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The map above is designed as a fun thought experiment: “If you were to randomly be born again, into one of these colored regions, which one would you choose?”
You can interpret exactly what that means yourself, but the way I think about it is that you have an equal chance of being born into each country of a given color.
For example if you picked Yellow, you might be randomly reborn in the United States or China or equally Afghanistan or Iraq.
Of course you could also look at it based on population or area.
Here’s a list of countries for each color:
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Probably one of the few maps that highlights, Wales, Northern England, the North and East of Ireland, Sardinia, and Greece.
And when the map was posted to reddit users had the following to say:
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The map above is a 1920 New Oxford Map of Australia created by by geographer Thomas Griffith Taylor and Beckit, H. O showing where you can and can’t find sheep.
The categories are very helpfully divided into either no sheep or some sheep. No categories are listed for wheat.
All has a very Settlers of Catan feel to it don’t you think?
They also created the following maps in the same series:
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The video above shows 24 hours worth of flights between Europe and the US from a pre-pandemic 2018.
You can very clearly see the jet stream effects with almost all the flights to Europe following the jet stream and those to the United States either going north or south of it.
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The video above shows the top trending search term by state for each day in the United States from January 7th, 2010 all the way to July 5th, 2020.
It’s interesting because it’s surprisingly rare for the top trending search term to be the same across all 50 states.
Here’s a sped up version: