Isnt Mercator also artifially making the difference larger?
Everard5 on
I mean, OK?
VerdantChief on
Is this one of those optical illusions?
iamiam123 on
Bihar (130 million), West Bengal (104 million) and Bangladesh (170 million) combined already exceeds the population of US+Canada (370 million).
Gangetic plains are some of the most fertile lands in the world, inhabited by people for thousands of years. Of course it has more people than deserts, rainforests, tundra and mountains.
JagmeetSingh2 on
Ahh yes the blue which has large swathes of Siberia, The Canadian Wilderness, the Amazon, the Sahara desert, the Australian outback, the Jungles of Southern Africa, Tierra Del Fuego and Rubʿ al-Khali meaning the Empty Quarter being the largest continuous sand desert in the world combined is smaller than the red. The red which includes one of the densest assortment of people in one of the more fertile lands, the Ganges Delta.
creppy_art on
hmm yes areas with low population
Local-Answer-1681 on
You chose like some of the most uninhabited places for the blue to the point to where this map almost feels satire
klystron on
And that number is . . . .?
sweetmangolover on
Region shaded in light blue has the least number of people 😂
jeremiah1142 on
Ban
geopoliticsdude on
Mommy, daddy, it’s my turn to post a bullshit map comparing uninhabitable places to one of the most fertile deltas on earth.
The_Arianos on
Also, don’t go there.
phillyCheeseSteaks00 on
Proof that population isn’t the key to economics
Kooker321 on
Wow, I can’t believe enough people live in those blue wastelands to equal the population of a country located in a fertile delta like Bangladesh. It’s crazy to think so many people live in such extreme environments!
nwbrown on
Also the light blue.
robval13 on
Map of mountains and deserts sweet
ramencents on
What? People aren’t living in massive rain forests, deserts and tundra? Woooooow
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Isnt Mercator also artifially making the difference larger?
I mean, OK?
Is this one of those optical illusions?
Bihar (130 million), West Bengal (104 million) and Bangladesh (170 million) combined already exceeds the population of US+Canada (370 million).
Gangetic plains are some of the most fertile lands in the world, inhabited by people for thousands of years. Of course it has more people than deserts, rainforests, tundra and mountains.
Ahh yes the blue which has large swathes of Siberia, The Canadian Wilderness, the Amazon, the Sahara desert, the Australian outback, the Jungles of Southern Africa, Tierra Del Fuego and Rubʿ al-Khali meaning the Empty Quarter being the largest continuous sand desert in the world combined is smaller than the red. The red which includes one of the densest assortment of people in one of the more fertile lands, the Ganges Delta.
hmm yes areas with low population
You chose like some of the most uninhabited places for the blue to the point to where this map almost feels satire
And that number is . . . .?
Region shaded in light blue has the least number of people 😂
Ban
Mommy, daddy, it’s my turn to post a bullshit map comparing uninhabitable places to one of the most fertile deltas on earth.
Also, don’t go there.
Proof that population isn’t the key to economics
Wow, I can’t believe enough people live in those blue wastelands to equal the population of a country located in a fertile delta like Bangladesh. It’s crazy to think so many people live in such extreme environments!
Also the light blue.
Map of mountains and deserts sweet
What? People aren’t living in massive rain forests, deserts and tundra? Woooooow