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Rivers? Basins? Biomes? Highest mountains? Valleys? Others? To you, which one will make the most sense when splitting the land between two countries? submitted by /u/Jolly_Atmosphere_951 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

You get 5000 people and are teleported to 4000 BCE, where are you dropping, and how do you lead a civilization? You wake up tomorrow in 4000 BCE (around the rise of Mesopotamia). You get 5000 people who will be loyal to you and follow you religiously, and believe anything you say. However, before you are given your followers, you must choose a place where you and your followers, "spawn." It can be anywhere on Earth. You will know everything you did before being transported back in time and remember everything about the modern era. Everything that happened in history will happen again (unless ..read more

Fetty wap always says 1738. Every time I hear it I think of the 17th parallel between north and south Vietnam and the 38th parallel on the Korean Peninsula. submitted by /u/AwayConversation4333 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Imagine a Dr. Stone type situation happened where all of a sudden, you wake up in a society with no humans or civilization at all- except you get to chose where to spawn in from to maximize your chances of survival. You'd want to chose an area with mild winters and summers, plenty of water, etc. What would be the best place on earth for this situation? submitted by /u/BobTheBobbyBobber [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I recently attended my regional geography bee and got first place (relevant to the discussion I promise) and upon reviewing the questions, I realized I got every Non-US question correct but didn't get a single US question correct (roughly 10% of questions). The U.S. has always been a weakness of mine mostly because I live here, and while yes, I pick up since things from cultural osmosis, I've never really figured out how to study it or been interested in it as it didn't feel very... exotic. If there's any US experts out there, please give me some methods of study, things to study, or whatever ..read more

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Does it have anything to do with reservations? Why does it extend out so far into the desert? submitted by /u/donkencha [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

It’s always weirded me out. Could that northern chunk ever drift away? submitted by /u/AnastasiaNo70 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more