Friday
Maps can explain the world
Or at least some of it. That's a screenshot of one of the very cool maps Business Insider has put together here. Do they explain the entire world? Not really. Are there things that could be done better? Yes, and feel free to identify them in the comments. Enjoy the link, and the weekend.
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