Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
The map above shows the total number of Jews living in the United States. Overall, the map creators estimate that there is a total Jewish population in the United States of 7,698,840 people.
And given that the total U.S. Population is 334,914,095 people, it means 2.3% of the total US population is Jewish.
Here is the data by state:
There are around 20 million people of Polish ancestry living outside Poland today, compared to Poland’s current population of around 38 million.
Here are some estimates by country (note estimates differ somewhat from the map above)
The two maps above show Europe’s beaver population in 1900 compared to 2021.
They both come from this wonderful video by Qarol Mapping:
This is just 5 years before the Berlin Conference in 1885 that would launch the so-called “Scramble for Africa,” of full European domination and conquest of the continent.
However, as you can clearly see in the map above European colonization was already well underway at this point.
You can see the comparison in the following simplified map:
The map above shows the number of Korean immigrants and/or people having Korean ancestry by country around the world.
Interestingly, there are more Koreans living in the United States than there are in either neighbouring China or Korea’s previous colonial ruler Japan.
As of 2023 there were an estimated 7,081,510 Koreans living abroad compared to 26.3 million living in North Korea and 51.4 million living in South Korea.
Here are the full stats by country (differs slight from the map above):
This was basically a plan to run all of North America and some of South American by scientists and engineers rather than partisan politicians and business people.
Interestingly Joshua N. Haldeman, Elon Musk’s maternal grandfather, was a supporter of the plan between 1936 to 1941.
Here’s summary of Technocracy movement itself.
The map above was created by jakubmarian.com and shows the 3 most common street names used in various European countries, translated into English (you can see the native language version below:
Below you can find a complete list of words from Europe in a Day:
According to languages.eu:
The map above shows which other state is mentioned most often on that state’s Wikipedia page. It comes from Crossword-Solver and you can also see the most unique words on each state’s page below.