Mapa

Aug 29, 2022 12:21 PM

this is really cool

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Looks flat

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Tierra del Fuego in the middle of the Pacific... ffs

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"United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Haiti, Jamaica, Peru...!"

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Love that!

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I couldn’t tell what it was from the Spanish title

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Kind of a mess, but kinda cool

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That means Map in Sp- ?

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Ok now snap off Florida and burn it

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Fakeass Greenland

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Not enough West Tsiwan

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In 30 years the map will be color accurate too.

3 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 1

This is from a Ukrainian company I believe. I have a set myself. https://enjoythewood.com/

3 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 0

Mapa in greek is slang for crap.

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I wouldn't be able to resist putting Australia upside-down, for the lols

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Damn that is super cool.

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Interested to see Mapb and Mapc.

3 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Not bada

3 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

things that are a gif that could just be a photo.

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So Europe and Asia change so much you get a new one every year or so?

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I have one those, but the colors are blues and grays. I had to use a map to locate all the tiny islands..

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Kinda fucked that Africa is smaller than NA...

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This too was probably made by Americans

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Ukraine

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The joy of map projections. Lotta colonial baggage left over in how we typically choose and display them in the West.

3 years ago | Likes 17 Dislikes 1

Wait, they dont love you like i love you, wait.

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Oh say, say, say, oh say, say, say

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? I will show you the world ?

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?United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Haiti, Jamaica, Peru...?

3 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 1

Reminds me of the time my wife bought a wall map that came in pieces like this, she place Hawaii upside down and we couldn’t fix it :(

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You think that's bad, my sister got a Hawaii tattoo in Hawaii from a Hawaiian tattoo artist and he drew it upside down

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That takes the cake

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This looks expensive

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YOU LOOK EXPENSIVE!!!!

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Yeah, I'll stick with $4 fridge magnets for the countries I've been to.

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I guess it depends on your definition of expensive…is $300+ expensive? I would say yes

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Yeah, $300 is a tad expensive

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Considering the item in the video is $740 then yes it's very expensive

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They’re not, we just got one too, AND it’s made in Ukraine and proceeds support the front line!

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I guess we have different ideas on what we class as expensive. I just looked it up, a medium basic is £140. I wouldn't call that cheap.

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I wouldn’t call it cheap, because it’s well made. But I wouldn’t say expensive, just modestly priced for the quality… but fair point.

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Interesting. Where do you get it from?

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3 years ago (deleted Aug 29, 2022 4:29 PM) | Likes 0 Dislikes 0

They have cork too!

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Sorry Woodywoodua on Etsy, Woody Wood is their company name!

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Made in Ukraine!

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pah - still a fricking mercator projection :(

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My first thought. This looks awesome, please don't be a mercator map!

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What were you expecting?

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Yep. Walls are flat.

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Probably do studies to see who is going to be buying most of them. You want to be the center, buy more shit.

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It's not about being the center - the pieces are separate, you could put whichever you want at the center. It's about the ones at the top /1

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and bottom being extremely over-sized. /2

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But then the play on words for center of attention doesn't work.

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Which would you prefer? There is no accurate one that is not divided into pieces.

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buckminster fuller dymaxion map is my favorite

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Go away from my children you freak!

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My Favorite is Mollweide. But since it goes on a rectangular wall, for aesthetics, I'd take Equirectangular. It's simple. It's good

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Yeah, that's it. Mollweide stretches the edges of the map, so you're still deforming (eg) Japan and to me it's unappealing to look at.

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You're right, Korea, Alaska, New Zealand and to a decree Japan look wrong. Mollweide is the best equal-area projection but still ->

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->any area equal projection is bad in angle-correctness.

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To assist anyone that wants to answer this question:

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I didn't know the names of the different maps, but I was happy to see the world map with the north in the center! Although I do feel attackd

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what about this one? https://xkcd.com/2613/

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Poorly named, I see nothing bad about this

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One small issue, in the description of the Winkel-Tripel they mention the Kavrayskiy, but the Kavrayskiy isn't pictured.

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Too Russian.

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Roger that comrade.

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So you want a globe version or...

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Since there's no background color for water and no border, Winkel-Tripel or Goode Homolosine would both be good choices.

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Winkel-Tripel would definitely be a nice choice, yup

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Theyre separate pieces not a contiguous map, you can center each continent and make the relative sizes really accurate. Center the Africa +

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piece at 0, center the russia piece at ~66N, center north america at ~33N, south america ~15S etc. No reason for greenland to be that huge.

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I mean, that's a choice you can make, but it's still a choice between many models because there's no perfect flat model

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Saw a graphic where the US could fit inside Africa and was like "LIES!" then looked at a globe and was like "oops I've been lied to"

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Beautiful, though kinda inconsistent what with the US/Canada being divided into provinces, while the rest of the world is just countries.

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US is big enough for that, and that’s how it’s shown on US maps.

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Russia and Australia are also divided up, probably to keep those continents from looking bland. China & Brazil should be too though.

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I have one of these. They are made in Ukraine. Russian, and Australia are also split by state/region.

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I think it's mainly for aesthetics. Otherwise the whole top-left corner is pretty plain. Like Russia and China are large and empty, but /1

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they're surrounded by other smaller countries, so it looks more interesting. North America would just be four giant chunks - Canada, US, /2

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Mexico and Greenland. Not too attractive for this kind of decorative map. /3

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Us and canada are really big it make sense to split them, but it's true that china, russia and Australia are really big too... It's weird

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And it's just for exemple, brazil, india and many others should be split, but for exemple Portugal is really small

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Australia is also divided, as apparently is the UK. I'm assuming it's because the major English speaking countries are the target customers.

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UK would be divided because it is multiple countries, not states/ provinces.

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So not really weird, just targeted.

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Each US state has a size & population pretty comparable to an entire country, it’s not like it shows counties within states right?

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Well, Germany for example has 16 sub-states which have on average similar size (in population) like the US states.

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That said, it looks like a modular enough design, would be cool if “extra detail” options like sub states existed for country of origin

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The other important part is the geographic space of US states also being comparable to entire countries

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Well, its easy because. USA USA USA!

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Yeah, but the Germany as a total has a population of 83 million. 3 US states combined, Cali, Texas, and florida, have 89 million.

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Ok but Maine, Wyoming and Alaska have 3 million and they are also shown. On average, US states have 6.5M population, German have 5.4M.

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I think their point is that the German states have similar populations to many of the US states being shown.

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Eh, fair enough. I think the land area is significant for a global map, but also America doesn’t need states to be shown

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