What's this a map of?

[George K]

@taiwan_girl nope.

[taiwan_girl]

Hmm, what makes Bangladesh different from everybody else?

[George K]

@taiwan_girl not different, but the same....

[George K]

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5% of the world's population lives in the blue-shaded areas

5% of the world's population lives in the red-shaded area

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[Copper]

Countries named after a George Harrison song.

[taiwan_girl]

This a tough one. When the bottom half of Africa is included, it probably doesn’t have to do with technology. Then I thought maybe agriculture but that doesn’t fit either.

I will think about some more.

[George K]

[Wim]

@george-k Measles in Europe?

[bachophile]

Wine production?

[Mik]

Too much northern France, not enough Italy for that. But otherwise a good guess.

[George K]

@mik said in What's this a map of?:

a good guess

But wrong.

[George K]

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[taiwan_girl]

This is a tough one again. Hmmmmm

[Mik]

@george-k said in What's this a map of?:

@mik said in What's this a map of?:

a good guess

But wrong.

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Saints be praised! We have an answer! \

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[bachophile]

I looked at the spoiler

Didn’t know that about northern Portugal, which is what sent me in the direction of wine production as the port vineyards are all in northern Portugal.

Maybe there is a correlation between the spoiler and wine production?

[Klaus]

OK, I wouldn't have guessed that in 100 years.

[bachophile]

@klaus said in What's this a map of?:

OK, I wouldn't have guessed that in 100 years.

Heathen

[Copper]

I was going to say vineyards, I'm glad you did it first so I could avoid the shame.

[Mik]

@bachophile said in What's this a map of?:

@klaus said in What's this a map of?:

OK, I wouldn't have guessed that in 100 years.

Heathen

Worse. Lutheran.

[Klaus]

@mik said in What's this a map of?:

@bachophile said in What's this a map of?:

@klaus said in What's this a map of?:

OK, I wouldn't have guessed that in 100 years.

Heathen

Worse. Lutheran.

Actually, I was raised Catholic. Which I abandoned later on. But still, it's the only branch of Christianity that can be taken seriously