WE WUZ KAAANNNGGGSSSS!

just get a globe you illiterate niggers

>>134200650
while the second map may be more accurate regarding the size it really makes you wonder how such a small and seemingly insignificant patch of land like europe had such a big impact on the world, while that huge africa laying in the center seemingly accomplished nothing at all

>>134200849
It looks like Antarctica being bigger than any continent.

>>134200650
that's why I never use maps like that, they distort the continents like shit.
Just look at that Greenland, bigger than africa

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>>134201013
Problem with the bottom one is that it distorst the shit out of the countries shapes. It just looks so damn ugly.

I prefer pic related tbqh

>>134200849
The distance between different tribes/civilizations in Europe being much closer makes trade and the spread of innovative ideas much easier.

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>>134200802
>globe

>>134200650
So?
just have any type of map hanging in your classroom and also have a fucking globe! Problem solved and you can also talk about maps and different projections (i wasn't thought that at school either)

>>134201309
patrician taste

>>134200650
It might stop libtards from thinking that western countries have enough space for all the niggers in africa.

>>134202157
this
also:
>they don't have enough fertile land! No wonder they're all underdeveloped, they're starving!

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>>134201491

>>134200650
The Peters map looks like complete shit, not aesthetic in the slightest, just looks graphical error (stretching) - and if they were truly interested in accurately scaling continents on a two dimensional plane, then why have they completely obliterated Greenland and the Arctic continents?

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>>134202979
>he doesn't know

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>2017
>Not using the one true map
ishiggydiggy

>>134201413
and war, too, a major drive in innovation and technology

>>134200650
What about the inner Earth?

>>134202494
Africa alone could feed 10 billion people.

>>134204260
*that's where the Sun appears to be

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>>134204260

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>>134204600
>>133881235

>>134205100

>doesn't know the basics of lenses

>>134200650
If anything, this should draw more attention to why Africa is so large and produces nothing.

>>134205470
i actually don't, no

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Gall-Peters

>>134205664

Light changes direction when moving through a curved surface.

>>134200650
As a map person, i am enraged that this wasn't adopted until SJW fucks made a stink about equality or some shit.

It should have been changed years ago simply for accuracy's sake, god damnit.

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>>134205925

No. Light changes direction when reflected and when changing from one material with a optical density to another with a different optical density.

>>134200849
/thread

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You are all bitches.

>>134200650
peter's projection just doesn't look good

>>134200650
No more Caspian Sea. Did they fill it in?

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this is probably the most aesthetic projection

>>134201413

Yea because when a new tribe was created in ancient Africa it would just fuck off as far away as possible from the nearest neighbor.
even if that was true we would think it would be offset by the fact that people lived for thousands of years in africa before wandering to Europe, if you believe the out-of-africa theory.

psst, I think it's the IQ mate, not the fact that they had more room available.

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so are we just sharing cool maps now?

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>>134206397

Where did antartica go?

Iceland is basically a rocks throw from the british isles, what is this shit?

>>134204260

When light goes through a slit, it will spread out like waves. watch double slit experiment on jewtube

I keep forgetting how large Africa is considering how little impact they have on the world.

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>>134200650
https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms15694
>Egypt, located on the isthmus of Africa, is an ideal region to study historical population dynamics due to its geographic location and documented interactions with ancient civilizations in Africa, Asia and Europe. Particularly, in the first millennium BCE Egypt endured foreign domination leading to growing numbers of foreigners living within its borders possibly contributing genetically to the local population. Here we present 90 mitochondrial genomes as well as genome-wide data sets from three individuals obtained from Egyptian mummies. The samples recovered from Middle Egypt span around 1,300 years of ancient Egyptian history from the New Kingdom to the Roman Period. Our analyses reveal that ancient Egyptians shared more ancestry with Near Easterners than present-day Egyptians, who received additional sub-Saharan admixture in more recent times. This analysis establishes ancient Egyptian mummies as a genetic source to study ancient human history and offers the perspective of deciphering Egypt’s past at a genome-wide level.

*smacks lips*
WE

>>134200650
>africa is even larger
>apefricans still haven't done shit with it
makes me think