Anonymous #1 18w

? It's not illegal to be straight there either...

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Anonymous #2 18w

Maps usually gray out Greenland, and other places like North Korea and Antarctica, and the color key will put gray for ‘No Data’. North Korea and Antarctica make sense but I have no idea why Greenland is always labeled as ‘Na Data’. Once you notice it once, you’ll notice it on every color-coded map you ever see.

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Anonymous #1 18w

Greenland is labeled that way because it’s part of Denmark, and Denmark usually doesn’t report data specific to Greenland. But this isn’t common knowledge, and most people would get confused if they saw Denmark’s statistics associated with Greenland. Sometimes they’ll show no data for Western Sahara (if they show it at all) because it’s not recognized as independent (Morocco says it’s their territory)

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Anonymous #1 18w

Yea but we do have the data for this one. It's not illegal to be straight

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Anonymous #2 18w

It’s a very common joke oh my god get a grip

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