Okay /int/, let's play guess the map Pic related

>>68799292

Countries that have been/are communist authoritarian shitholes.

>>68799292
commies

>>68799327
>>68799341
close but no

countries which have had a dictatorship?

>>68800406
Nope because it's hardly complete if that were the case

>>68799292
>>68799378
Countries that have governments funded by Russia.

Countries that have used the t-34

>>68800499
Nope

Here's a clue: it's got to do with countries that use a certain piece of military equipment. Red is former users, black is current users and pink is unknown if they still use it.

Countries with no extradition treaty with the United States

>>68800585
fucking cheating reggaenigger

>>68800606
Heh, you can't be that specific in these maps. If it's that hard then Chilean faggots just cheat it.

Honour system goes both ways.

Yes it was countries that use or have used the T-34

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-34

>>68800652
>>68800634
Step up your game whiny sissies

>>68800692
Yeah it's easy when you reverse image search it

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>>68800734
I actually juju'd it

It's my turn now, guess the map

>>68800802
Countries that drive one the left and on the right side of the road

>>68800858
You are right, that was quick
Your turn now

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>>68800924
brazil too slow
guess mine

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>>68800924
Pretty ez

>>68801014
Countries with active marxist insurgent groups.

>>68801014
Places with some significant terrorist activity, maybe?

>>68801068
nope
closeish i suppose

>>68801039
legality of homosexuality, punish vs. gay marriage

>>68801039
homosex legality
>>68801014
no idea

>>68801014
insurgent armed groups? like farc?

>>68801073
just insurgents?

>>68801089
>>68801085
Both of you got it right but Germanbro got it first

>>68801069
>>68801098
>>68801108
nay but close

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>>68801132

>>68801085
>>68801089
In that case would be a bit outdated since US supreme court legalized gay marriage, right?

>>68801141
rebel groups

>>68801174
Also we have civil union so it should be light blue

>>68801180
nay

>>68801203
civil wars

>>68801151
It is some economic/border union.

>>68801217
real close, want me to say it anyways?

>>68801203
Armed conflicts?

>>68801239
no
>>68801240
asymmetric warfare?

>>68801151
CETA?

>>68801240
yeah, it's getting stagnant

>>68801264
No, no FTA, no economic union.

>>68801151
ESA membership?

>>68799292
>guess the map

fun and friendly kind of countries?

>>68801299
Ding, ding ding. Yes, member states of the European Space Agency.

>>68801263
Circumcision prevalence?

>>68801263
The Mohel's Map

>>68801241
got it

>>68801263
buts vs tits?

>>68801320
What are the four colors?

>>68801313 see >>68800664
If that were true, Saudi Arabia would be there.

Also I'd like to point out that Bulgaria still uses the T-34

>>68801340
>>68801241
very outdated then

>>68801354
where orange cuntries prefer hallal goat?

>>68801151
>yfw Canada is involved in some decision-making processes of the European Space Agency.

>>68801263
Kike'd and non-kike'd

>>68801263
Male circumcision?

>>68801358
light blue -> full ESA member states
dark blue -> ESA associate members
tuquoise ->European Cooperating State
green -> Signatories of the Cooperation Agreement

>>68801320
Surprising that Greenland is there, but french guyana gave it away ;)

Next one coming in a minute, gotta edit it

>>68801337
>>68801338
>>68801413
>>68801470
yes

>>68801413
>Israel the same as the rest of the middle east
>ceylonese "education"

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>>68801490
Here it is, should be easy

Hardmode: name all colors

>>68801555
Dominant religions?
Dark Blue: Papists
Light Blue: Protesters
Gray: Hellbound atheists
Maroon: Sunny
Light Maroon: Shia Pets
Green: Hindu nuffin
Orange: Buddhist
Yellow: Buddhist Lite
Japan Stripes: Shinto

>>68801555
Map of Religion
Dark Blue Catholic
Light Blue Protestant (?)
Grey Orthodox
Dark Brown Sunni
Light Brown Shia
Light Yellow Theravada
Orange-ish Yellow Mahayana
Green Shinto

>>68801615
Forgot dark gray: Eastern Orthodox
I have no idea what pink is.

>>68801632
*Light Green Shinto
Green Hindu

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>>68801615
You were first!
Here is correct answers

>>68801555
Blue - catholic
Cyan - protestant
Grey - orthodox
Light grey - no data / atheist
Brown - sunni
Light brown - shia
Purple - ibadi
Neon green - hindu
Green - shinto
Yellows and oranges - various buddhists

>>68801632
Also Mongolia colour; Vajrayana
Though China and Vietnam may be folk religion, come to think of it, not sure

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>>68801555
Has to be religion, though Madagascar is weird.

>>68801615
>>68801632
>>68801656
>>68801664
Pink one (Oman) is Ibadi, specifically.

>>68801691
Wow, that's incredible detailed. I just pulled the wikipedia one

>>68799292
>>>68801555plus purple in Oman-Ibadi

>>68801664
Yay! I concede my turn to Sri Lanka due to his impressive precision.

>>68801555
light blue - protestant
dark blue - catholic
grey -orthodox
brown - sunny
light brown - shia
light green -hindi
dirty green(Japan) - shinto
pink - ibadi
yellow - Theravada buddhism
dark beige(Mongolia, Bhutan) - Vajrayāna buddhism
light beige(china) - chinese buddhism
sea blue(Madagascar) traditional religion

>>68801782
forgot the jews, lel

>>68801691
>>68801782
Is Madagascar really the only nation left with minor local religions being the majority?

>>68801756
Poverty maybe?

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>>68801744
alri then thanks

>>68801819
No way, Croatia on the same level as Germany and Scandinavia?

>>68801756
Biodiversity

>>68801819
no, but maybe there is a connection :v)
>>68801846
no

>>68801846
>not Australia

>>68801819
>>68801842
Not to mention South Africa and Mozambique.
Maybe it's something about eletrical energy production?

>>68801756
is it political?

>>68801756
Rate of maps featuring New Zealand

>>68801872
no
>>68801874
yes
>>68801899
no

>>68801933
minorities in government?

>>68801949
almost

one more incorrect guess before the answer

>>68801970
women in government?

>>68801691
interesting to note the random splotches of protestantism in china, burma, and malaysia

>>68801978
correct
light green = more women
dark green = fewer women

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>>68802000

>>68801756
>no zealand

>>68801983
The big splotch of Protestantism in what looks like Burma is in NI India

>>68801832
i have no clue

>>68802011
HDI

>>68801983
>interesting to note the random splotches of protestantism in china
Not really, one of the biggest civil wars to ever exist were between the Qing dinasty and the followers of some guy who claimed to be the brother of Jesus Christ. It's not the same protestantism spread into Burma, Malaysia and India via British influence.

>>68802011
hdi

>>68802034
Red=higher ranked
Orange=middle ranked
Blue=lower ranked
>>68802046
Certainly relevant to development, but no, not HDI

>>68802046
>>68802049
>HDI
>Ukraine and Belarus higher than Czechia

>>68802011
GDP per capita projections?

>>68802069
GDP per capita?

>>68801832
Though still have no clue what this is?
No consistency by regions?

>>68801832
Does it have to do with money?

>>68802076
>>68802077
no

>>68802011
literarcy rate

That's why former soviet states that high.

>>68801832
>>68802069
Percentage of bilinguals?

>>68802089
In this maps case the individual is more important than the government
>>68802102
Money is partially kind of considered, but probably not the way you're thinking

>>68802131
If not purchasing power then giving?

>>68802116
Close but not quite
>>68802117
no

>>68802131
The other map is private saving vs debt or something.

>>68802047
yeah i knew about the taiping rebellion, but i thought that mostly sputtered out afterwards

i knew there were underground, american-backed protestant churches operating in china today, but i didn't think they were big enough to be the majority anywhere

>>68801832
home ownership?

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>>68802154
this is correct

>>68802156
finished tertiary education?

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>>68802187

>>68801832
Monetary savings?

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>>68802192
Eh, close enough

Too many maps at once atm

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note: gray means no data

>>68802246
these two>>68802227
>>68802187
were answers, this is the one to guess; >>68802218

>>68802218
obesity

>>68802302
yeah, too quick again

>>68802250
People who have [X] as surname

>>68802453
no