Found a glorious collection of maps from Reddit. Some could def change how you look at the world.

Here are 12 of them 🧡
Each section of this map contains 10% of the world's population.
"Light blue is a map as we know it and dark blue is the actual size of each country"
The true size of Africa: it's bigger than USA, China, India and Europe...all combined.
If you're born into a country that is:

πŸ”΅ RULE OF LAND: You are automatically offered citizenship regardless of parent's nationalities.
πŸ”΄ RULE OF BLOOD: Your citizenship depends on citizenship of parents.
The longest possible train ride in the world
(travel time = 11,000 miles, 275 hours)

"I need you to book me a train from Portugal to Vietnam, but make sure it goes **around** Mongolia."
Wasn't prepared for this one: 50% of Canada lives under the red line.
More people live inside the circle than outside of it.
"The earth being centered on Great Britain is arbitrary, so here's a map centered on New Zealand"
Pangea with modern-day borders.
Japan superimposed next to the East Coast US.
"Cha" and "te" are both Chinese words for tea. If your geography came into contact with tea by:

◻️ The Silk road, its called "cha"
◻️ by shipping routes (starting with Dutch traders), its called "tea"
Each of these **green** US census blocks has NO ONE living in them:
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Source: this glorious subreddit (ignore the name, it *is* safe for work)

reddit.com/r/MapPorn/
Fast food penetration in Europe (by chain)
The largest volcano in our solar system is on Mars (Olympus Mons). Here it is in comparison to the state of Arizona.
Another interesting one: The countries mentioned or referred to in The Bible.
This map is laughs: "What rock bands mean they say they're going on a 'World Tour'"
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People joke it's a "tech" company...and it's kinda true: Image
FYI: On the last Not Investment Advice (NIA) podcast, we floated the idea of doing a Domino’s Pizza DAO. A listener commented that’s it prob not possible.

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28 Nov
The internet ripped Apple for its $19 polishing cloth. But, it's sold out with a months-long backlog.

Based on Apple's pricing psychology, the $19 price tag *actually* makes sense.

Here’s a breakdown 🧡
1/ Apple’s pricing strategy is all about the number β€œ9”.

In fact, the starting price for all Apple products end in the number "9". All of them.

This is def not a coincidence.
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Prices ending in "9" -- from cheap to expensive products -- signal a deal and drive more consumer demand as compared to a whole round number.
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Another unreal vid from this TikTok account: β€œHow Aladdin was made”

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24 Nov
Charlie Munger said "show me the incentive and I will show you the outcome."

A great way to learn this lessons: look at poorly-designed rules (AKA bad incentives) that had unintended consequences.

Here are 10 examples 🧡
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Delivery drivers often sped to make the deadline and caused a number of accidents.

One crash victim sued Domino's and was awarded $79m. The chain shut the promotion down.
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However, I did find these hilarious reviews posted on Yelp today

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Been writing threads on how the world's largest companies (eg. Apple, Ikea, Starbucks) use psychological hacks to get people to spend money.

Here are 10 deep dives 🧡
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