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    1. ComprehensiveTax7 on

      I feel that I have to speak up for Mercator projection before a terrible accident happens.

      It is only a matter of time until someone picks up a true size of countries map and decides to sail off directly south west from chile and just completely sails off the map and planet…

      Not only size is important the direction and curvature also matters!

    2. quasar_1618 on

      It would be cool one day to see one of these that rescales the further north parts of large countries more than the south parts. This seems to scale each country uniformly by some value, presumably based on the average latitude of the country? You can see this having weird effects for large countries such as Canada- notice how Canad’s southern border gets way smaller than the US northern border, despite the fact that these are, of course, the same physical line.

    3. Thefirstargonaut on

      Why does Australia shrink more than Africa? They are at the same latitudes. 

    4. I like how every large country in the world shrinks substantially, except for Brazil who’s just like “Yeah bitch, I’m big, what of it?”

    5. Mr_Bombastic_Ro on

      there would be a lot less flat earthers talking about ice walls if they only printed accurate maps—and just to field any obvious answers, I know about the inherent problems of translating 3D to 2D but that does not make my first statement less true, just less attainable. Have a great day!

    6. cristaline-pivoine on

      The size différence are crazy and it make it seem as if theres so much more water too

    7. Prestigious_Emu6039 on

      Boring but accurate observation. Any time you try to flatten a sphere onto a 2D surface, like a paper map, you have to distort something(size, shape, distance, or direction).

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