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Maps I find fascinating. This is the farthest place on Earth from any ocean
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Whoa, so that's right near the border of China and Kazakhstan, I think. Let's have a look at it on Google Maps
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Right, so it was like this area here. Well, out of curiosity, oh, never mind
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Google Street View, not a thing in China, forgot about that. I reckon what I can do, though, is if you right-click, you might not know this
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you can go to Measure Distance, and then we can see how far it is from the Bay of Bengal down here
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2,658 kilometres. Yeah, that's far. What about going up to Russia then? About 2,600 again. Very interesting. Territories where legally married gay couples can legally buy rifles to protect their legally owned marijuana plants. That is so oddly specific
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So what this basically shows is there's not many places in the world where gay marriage is legal and marijuana is legal. Basically, it's South Africa. What's that? Uruguay? And then a few states in the US and Canada. That's not much of the world at all
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Atheists are prohibited from holding public office in eight US states. That's it. So it is a legal requirement to be religious
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If you want to be like a governor in Texas or a senator same with Arizona, Mississippi, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina and
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Pennsylvania. Haha. Oh, and then also I don't know I can't work out what the little one is
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Maryland, of course. Maryland, by the way disgusting state flag. Why is this monstrosity? What am I looking at
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Countries in Europe where escaping from prison is not a crime. What
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Ah, that is quite an interesting way of looking at it and I suppose I agree. Attempting to escape from prison is legal in Germany
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Attempting to escape from prison is not punishable in Germany as the law considers freedom to be a basic human instinct
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But they're not saying that if you get out, it's just like, go on then, have fun. If an escapee is caught, he is liable to be sent back to prison and serve the remainder of his sentence
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So you have to go back into prison but your sentence isn extended You just have to do whatever you are already doing I suppose that makes sense Oh we got a gif everyone If the US was split into two halves with equal population Whoa look at that
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Round and round it goes. How the can I make me go round and round with it
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Oh, oh, oh. World map, but it's centered on Buenos Aires, Argentina
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I love seeing these kind of maps. Great way of showing that, like, Antarctica isn't just absolutely ginormous
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and, like, a giant wall at the bottom of the world. It's really interesting to see things from a different perspective
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Hey, I want to see a map where New Zealand's centred. Yes, there we go
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When you look at this map, you realise why New Zealand isn't in the centre of maps. Slightly inefficient in terms of where the oceans are
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Each star represents a capital city of a country. That's kind of sweet, isn't it? We see that Europe and Africa are the easiest to spot just because they've got so many little countries out there
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Like this line here, what's that? We've got like Senegal, Sierra Leone, Guinea-Bissau
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That's right, I know stuff. Map for Halloween. Every castle in Europe
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I did not realise how big France was on its castles. They're all over the place. I always thought Wales had tons of castles, but compared to France, there's also a read
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Canada, but it's just roads. So this is a different way of visualising a map that we looked at in a previous video
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that was talking about where the Canadian population is located. There we go. Yes, 50% of Canadians live below this blue line
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And obviously, there's not much going on up in the north. This was up in a bathroom of a Canadian company I was doing some work at
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Oh, where did you pee? Take a sticker and show us the most exotic place you've relieved yourself
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Well, let's have a dabble about. Right, these are some unhygienic stickers. So I suppose because this map is from a Canadian workplace
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that shows us they deem Europe to be exotic, because there's a lot of pee stickers over here
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Most exotic place that I've peed, I guess, would be Fiji, which is, like, somewhere over here
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Kai, can you put a pee sticker there for me, please? Thank you. Oh, this one is fascinating
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Uncontacted tribes in the deep Amazon. So the dark red are confirmed tribes
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and then the slightly lighter red are possible tribe locations, but not 100 sure It insane to think there are still uncontacted tribes out in the world government requests to remove content that an interesting one so the government has contacted google 4387
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times asking them to like hide search results i suppose common causes copyright and national
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security 4 000 is barely anything compared to russia's 123 000 it feels a bit dodgy when it's
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really really high iceland on the other hand only got four things to hide relief map of western europe
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and northeastern africa that looks really really cool i don't know what a relief map is does that
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just mean like a 3d render or something yeah it's a map that indicates hills and valleys well let's
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enhance this image uk's geography is a little bit boring looking when you look at some of the other
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countries geography spain is just completely doing its own thing compared to the rest of europe
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there's just so much less green 15th of october 2019 to 1st of november 2021 indian households
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with tap water connection so in 2019 only 16 of households had tap water whereas now in 2021 43
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33% out of tap water heading in the right direction that is really sad though that it's still less than 50
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Just can't even imagine that in the uk. How young can children be sent to prison across the world? Well, that's a nice one
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Keep it light guys. So in like the middle east and a bunch of places in africa, you can be seven years old in prison, right
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Brilliant apparently the uk what's that 12? I mean, they're obviously different kinds of prison
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They'll be like young offenders prisons and stuff, but still kind of scary world map find was amazing other than greenland
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ruining it completely in the middle nice one greenland i always find these maps a load of
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absolute rubbish let the games begin how do you call red light green light in different european
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countries so apparently in the uk we call it peep behind the curtain but we bloody don't we call
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it red light green light people behind the curtain nah what was the other one what time is it mr
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wolf isn't that the same thing no that's not the same thing it's a similar thing that's the only thing i can remember of nursery was playing what time is it mr wolf i was also really scared of
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the big bad wolf at the time so it was not a good time for me you could drift the name boucanville will appear on our world maps by 2027 What is this Is that Papua New Guinea there I need more info Interesting So they had a referendum with 85 voter turnout and 97 of people voted for having its own independence over Papua New Guinea
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But why do they have to wait till 2027? Because that's ages away. Olympus Mons compared to France
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Right, Olympus Mons is biggest volcano on Mars. I think biggest, yeah, largest volcano in our solar system
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So that's the volcano and then the yellow bits france. So that that is quite large
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I want to see it from the side. Oh my god, that's large Train prices across europe right obviously the uk is way higher than everyone else trains are so expensive in the uk
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A peculiar world map from 1581. That is epic. So they've just drawn it in kind of the direction that stuff is I suppose
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That's so interesting. I like how england gets its own little island up here classic england countries in asia
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that recognize same-sex marriage on a national level. So nowhere in Asia other than Taiwan
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That is so sad. That is mad. Come on, guys. Come on. One more positive one to end on
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Road to gay marriage in the US from 2000 to 2015. So you can see that very slow progress
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much slower than it should have been. Over the course of many years, there's a big positive change
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and everyone is very slowly working their way to just gay marriage being completely legal
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as of course it should be. We're up to 2009. Come on, here we go. This is at the turning point
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2013 getting up to 2015 and the nice I suppose not bad room for improvement but we're in the
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right direction thank you so much for watching this video hopefully you did enjoy click that like button click that subscribe button and I'll see you next week for another video
