@@mirzahamzabaig5667 not really. The only real reason we're currently increasing the military spending is that nato members are supposed to spend 2% of their gdp on military.
Drew looks at words for two looks at Germanic: This looks similar - two, twee, zwei, twa looks at Slavic: not so similar here - dve, dva, dva, dva, dwa, dva Why?
Counting to 3 is extremely similar in all Indo-European languages (and particularly the European Indo-European languages) when you consider the pronunciation as well as phonetically similar sounds. The same is true about the word for mother, brother, sister and a few more. Number 3 in several languages: English - three German - drei (but the "d" is often pronounced almost as soft as a "t", depending on the dialect) Czech - tři Polish - trzy Spanish - tres Portuguese - três These are all practically the same... And then non-Indo-European languages (words for number 3): Finnish - kolme Hungarian - három Turkish - üç Vietnamese - ba
"The Maltese is a breed of dog in the toy group. It is thought to have originated in south-central Europe from dogs of spitz type. Despite the name, it has no verified historic or scientific connection to the island of Malta."
Yeah. And I can see abvious similarity even between "dwa" (that is how we spell it in Polish but I think every Slavic lang has sth almost the same) and "two". Btw. Are you a Slav?
7:45 I think English actually does very narrowly outweigh Mandarin in the total number of speakers, when the stats incorporate those who learned it as a second language.
According to the Holy Grail of trusted information, Wikipedia; when counting second-language speakers English is the most spoken language with 1.2billion speakers.
The person who made that map works weekday 1-5, and I'm suspecting that map is Monday first, meaning it's not USA, and therefore not Thanksgiving. Maybe it was due to it being NNN ;)
9:43 in Turkish Shark is translated to “Kopekbaligi” funny thing is, in Turkish “Kopek” is dog and “Baligi” means fish so Kopekbaligi also translates to “Dog Fish”.
@@harry793 Other way around; the plan was for Liberia to be a "repatriation" destination for freed slaves. The horrible thing is? those Freedmen did indeed go to Liberia... and immediately started enslaving the native Kru and Grebo peoples.
cardiovascular disease is more than just dying of old age. You can have a heart attack at almost any age, you can have a stroke, valve problems, arrhythmia, etc. It can likely include old age. But chalking cardiovascular disease as only old age is very wrong. Eating habits and a sedentary lifestyle means someone can die of cardiovascular issues at a relatively young age.
quick note on the Dogs of the world picture: American natives had their own diverse selection of domesticated dog breeds, however very few modern breeds share any genetic evidence of being related to domesticated dogs before European contact. All but, a handful of breeds in the graphic originated in the old world, and were brought over by immigrants, as nearly all native breeds have been wiped out by disease, primarily.
a weird statistic for that alcohol consumption map is that around about 30-40% of Portugal and Spain alcohol consumption is actually down to British tourists because if you live in the UK you know everyone goes on holiday to Spain like 3 times a year for no other reason than cheap drink
8:25 The Dutch owned a trading post/island named Dejima/Deshima, an island in the harbor of Nagasaki (Japan) from 1641 to 1859. It was the only contact with the western world due to the imperial mandate of isolationism. The Dutch exported wood, hides, lead, quicksilver, tin, sugar, SPICES, textiles, Chinese silk and basic resources. The Japanese paid in silver, gold, copper, sake, soja and other things. The trading post was only open for business 3 months and then closed for when the next group of VOC ships arrived next year per arrangement. During the spring the governer of the trading post had to perform a "business trip" to the capital of Edo/Kyoto (If either the emporer or shogun had control) to bring gifts, most of the times these gifts were scientific journals, scientific equipment and books. The trading post also functioned as the place where new western technologies were introduced to the country. Trade slowly became less profitable to the VOC due to new Imperial mandates limiting the amount of export of very profitable copper and silver. Trade also broke down because of the French conquest of The Netherlands, the numerus wars with the British, the eventual bankruption of the VOC and incrotching(?) English influence in east Asia. In 1840 the trading post became more of an diplomatic post than a trading post and it shortly after that closed down. Due to Dutch influence, mainly in the scientific area, are there adapted Dutch words in the Japanese language. After all this rambling about a trade post is this my conclusion: GEKOLONISEERD voor mijn Nederlandse broeders. And for the english speakers: The Dutch kinda owned like 0.000001% percent of the Japanese homeland. Thanks for reading :)
I wanna point out that Brazil’s export of soybean has been criticized. The reason for the Amazon Rainforest Fire was because Soybean farmers needed more land so they resorted to burning it down. Real dumb stuff but it is hard to enforce all the farmers that have land near the rain forest.
(5:10) It really looks like those weeks starts on Monday, since the work is likely to be Mon-Fri, than Sun-Thu. Then because it isn't Sunday first, it's likely not USA, therefore not Thanksgiving.
When it comes to alcohol consumption, the east block and southern countries drink more regularly, spreading their drinking out over the whole week, whilst countries like Norway, Sweden, England and the like, you usually drink during fridays, saturdays and on special occasions. This effectively means; the south and east drink with meals, while the north and west drink to get drunk.
Scandinavia is also quite known for drinking the most units of alcohol per day of drinking. And Finland is known for having the most drunks per capita. A joke, but not really.
Not sure if I’m accurate but it seems like the poorer countries drink more. I’m assuming it’s the simple connection of poverty to alcoholism. I know Portugal has the lowest minimum wage of Europe.
7:50 that's so obviously wrong because the US + UK alone is higher along with Canada, Australia, NZ, parts of India, Nigeria and other post-colonial African countries who speak English as their first language
@Drew Durnil there are 5 guyanas spanish guyana : eastern venezuela british guyana : guyana dutch guyana : suriname french guyana : french guyana portuguese guyana : parts of brazil
You have written there “first-language speakers”. So it only counts native speakers. If you include second language, English is second or first. Kind of hard to get data for that. National censuses usually track just your first language to keep track of minorities and divide the education budget. For second language you have only surveys and approximations.
@@stafer3 Ah, I see. That makes sense. And yeah, the general idea is that English is first when including second language learners. (God Damn it, Great Britain)
Drew, the coffee map is pretty representative of population density in those areas, since very few people live in the central part of America there are very few coffee shops where the west coast has far more people and coffee shops and the east coast even more. That being said New England is full of work-o-holics that rely on caffeine to keep them going.
Drew. You are correct English is the 2nd most spoken language behind Chinese Mandarin. The chart you saw was for most spoken *FIRST* language. So basically native speakers. In that case English is third but for just spoken generally English is second.
Drew seeing the cardovascular diseases death "we should probably focus our efforts on stopping this". Well that's my work and you can show this data to people, show scientific studies they do not care unfortunately...
@5:25 its called tramping, exist in shipping too, most shipping companys will have fixed lines, but then you have those that specialise in picking up what convient in that occasion, ryanair does that too, someone will need a charter and theyll go; we have a plane landing there, its also because they use cheaper airports so more regional flights more small planes etc
Drew, if you're scarred of demonetization on the battle royal video of the porn factions, just do a live stream of it that way you can get donations and make money, and we get to see who wins
@@markhenley3097 dit stuk grond was ook echt van nederland het was een soort van verkocht aan hun maar GEKOLONISEERD is en blijft GEKOLONISEERD (totdat Engeland langs komt)
11:24 After collecting all wisps for Spiritomb in Legends: Arceus i can safely say it can read this without issues. The map on the game is shown like this
its not surprising that the NATO expenditure between US and european countries is aproximately half if you have minimal knowledge about the proportion in wealth, population and size of these two different parties. The EU (pretty almost all members of NATO) have a GDP of 19 trillion. The US has GDP of 20 trillion. The US also has many more missions, overseas bases, and oh yeah, wars, that it is currently operating so it is natural that the expenditure may be slightly higher than that of the European members of NATO. Those things considered, the US is not carrying NATO at all, hope you can agree with me.
Antarctica would look like that immediately after the snow melts but in several thousand years, after glacial rebounding, it would look nearly identical to how it does now just without the snow
In the language chart, French should be fourth after english with 300 millions people. Also english actually is the most spoken language in the world with 1.5 billion, its just that only 370 millions of those are first-language speakers. That chart is just very misleading, most spoken language and most first-language speakers are not the same thing at all.
at 7:58 french is forgotten lol, it is beetween hindi and arabic, with 284 million people speaking french across the world (thanks to the french colonies etc)
3:04 "Not so simillar"??? Are you joking? In every Slavic language 2 sound practicly the same. "Dva". Some of them are just writen in cyrilic and in Polish you read as . So all Slavic languages have one word for 2. And Slavic 2 is much more closer to Proto-Indo-European 2 than any Germanic language. Even in Sanskrit 2 is "dva".
7:59 that is based on first language spoken. English is the most known language when combined with 2nd language. Even places like South Africa don't have a lot of native English Speakers, most speak Afrikaner, though they also know English
The weird map is called a cartogram. It distorts the shapes of countries based on the amount of data in the area. In this case, it was if more dogs came from country x than country y, country x would be bigger. Even if country y is bigger than country x.( The map at 10:09)
The non-coastal Western States are sparsely populated. It's not that they don't like coffee. A lot of those maps corolate pretty well the areas of higher activity are the urban centers. That's whey there's more in the Eastern half and on the Western coast.
1:08 We germans aren´t allowed to spend more on military, the last 2 times it made everyone mad at us
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I think we're allowed to spend as much as we want but only have a limited number of people in the military.
I mean.. do you guys even have a reason to anymore?
@@mirzahamzabaig5667 not really. The only real reason we're currently increasing the military spending is that nato members are supposed to spend 2% of their gdp on military.
@@mirzahamzabaig5667 We could retake prussia!
Drew looks at words for two
looks at Germanic: This looks similar - two, twee, zwei, twa
looks at Slavic: not so similar here - dve, dva, dva, dva, dwa, dva
Why?
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ya he has dyslexia, but I see what you mean. Dataisbeautiful should have more stuff about language families
Counting to 3 is extremely similar in all Indo-European languages (and particularly the European Indo-European languages) when you consider the pronunciation as well as phonetically similar sounds. The same is true about the word for mother, brother, sister and a few more. Number 3 in several languages:
English - three
German - drei (but the "d" is often pronounced almost as soft as a "t", depending on the dialect)
Czech - tři
Polish - trzy
Spanish - tres
Portuguese - três
These are all practically the same...
And then non-Indo-European languages (words for number 3):
Finnish - kolme
Hungarian - három
Turkish - üç
Vietnamese - ba
@@00Trademark00 Aren't Finnish and Hungarian part of the same language family?
Yes but they are very diverse and they are somewath similar
We’re never colonized by Europe, we’re the best
Kim Jong-un colonized by japan instead
Which only leaves Liberia, Thailand and Japan as the real winners.
Liberia was made by the americans though
Japan is the ultimate winner
"I'd rather be a rabid animal than a piece of meat" - Japan, 1868 - 1945
“Is this Sardinia?” he says, looking at an island with a Maltese dog on it
Was bout to say "The island with a maltese dog on it is PROBABLY Malta"
I'm from Sardinia and that's not a Sardinian dog...
maltese COMES from sardinia DESPITE the name
*TRIGGERED*
wait I'm thinking amm
ah yes
*TRIGGERED HOBZ NOISES*
"The Maltese is a breed of dog in the toy group. It is thought to have originated in south-central Europe from dogs of spitz type. Despite the name, it has no verified historic or scientific connection to the island of Malta."
Actually, Slavic words for two were pretty much the same, just most of them written in Cyrillic, but mean the same
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Yeah. And I can see abvious similarity even between "dwa" (that is how we spell it in Polish but I think every Slavic lang has sth almost the same) and "two". Btw. Are you a Slav?
Dobra już wystalkowałem, że jesteś Polakiem :D
I think he meant that they are pretty different from Germanic words
@@virginiansupremacy Hi Uncle I am A Verdade Está Lá Fora
3:38 Drew is the only people that could somehow misread deer into stingray
TH-cam sees "Deer"
Drew sees "Stingrays"
3:37
Steven Marrero I thought he sting gays for a second there and thought why would he sting his own kind.
Drew: THIS MAP IS PERFECTLY BALANCED
*Spiffing Brit wants to know your Location*
Genious😂
@FloroWeb Genius*😂
7:45 I think English actually does very narrowly outweigh Mandarin in the total number of speakers, when the stats incorporate those who learned it as a second language.
Ya mandarin is no. 1 for native speakers
According to the Holy Grail of trusted information, Wikipedia; when counting second-language speakers English is the most spoken language with 1.2billion speakers.
"Why did his happiness fall in November?"
No nut november
Sadness noises
November starts: Every male crying
November ends: *music starts playing*
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The person who made that map works weekday 1-5, and I'm suspecting that map is Monday first, meaning it's not USA, and therefore not Thanksgiving. Maybe it was due to it being NNN ;)
Why not turn that balanced world map into a HoI game?
Divided by Military Factories and Docks
10:30 There are places called Dixie around Southern Utah because that was the nickname the Mormons gave the area.
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Only the slovenians know "dixi"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Drew: He goes to Oklahoma a lot
Me: Or does he live in Oklahoma...
Oh no
I read this comment in the Bill Wurtz singing voice
EDIT: Oh no
I fell for a fake Bill Wurtz
8:57 this is the map yall came for
Russia forever
How can this be the map I came for if I didn't know that it was in the video?
Japanese be like: I like myself
You gotta love that Russia watches Hentai more than the rest of the countries
I do too
Kinda ironic considering they are also one of the most conservative countries of the Western Civilization
9:43 in Turkish Shark is translated to “Kopekbaligi” funny thing is, in Turkish “Kopek” is dog and “Baligi” means fish so Kopekbaligi also translates to “Dog Fish”.
Interesting, in my country's language Shark is morski pas, morski meaning from the sea/of the sea and pas meaning dog
Liberia wasn't colonised by Europe, it was a US colony 😂
Yeah it was colonised to send free black men to America for slavery
Spongey blacks were supposed to go to Liberia from America.
A bunch of freed slaves started their own slave colony.
@@harry793 Other way around; the plan was for Liberia to be a "repatriation" destination for freed slaves. The horrible thing is? those Freedmen did indeed go to Liberia... and immediately started enslaving the native Kru and Grebo peoples.
@@Alex-fhsjfuuf I'm aware, I'm merely pointing out the irony of it.
4:15 drew, cardiovascular diseases are high because thats what dying of old age means. Soo if we cure all cardiovascular diseases we become immortal
Other things can kill you in old age too: cancer, cerebrovascular illness, infections... for a more detailed list ask a doctor
cardiovascular disease is more than just dying of old age. You can have a heart attack at almost any age, you can have a stroke, valve problems, arrhythmia, etc. It can likely include old age. But chalking cardiovascular disease as only old age is very wrong. Eating habits and a sedentary lifestyle means someone can die of cardiovascular issues at a relatively young age.
quick note on the Dogs of the world picture:
American natives had their own diverse selection of domesticated dog breeds, however very few modern breeds share any genetic evidence of being related to domesticated dogs before European contact.
All but, a handful of breeds in the graphic originated in the old world, and were brought over by immigrants, as nearly all native breeds have been wiped out by disease, primarily.
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Drew: “Data’s soo hot, I would smash data so hard”
Kid named Data: Somebody finna tango with the rango
Android named Data: Fascinating
6:00 in the Netherlands, coffee shops = where you buy drugs
In russia the drugs are were you buy coffie shops
13:39 left Brittish Guiana.
Middle Dutch Suriname (independent).
Right French Guiana.
I made the meme at the end. I’m proud. Thanks, Drew.
Drew: (Says “perfectly balanced)
Thanos quotes: *It’s free real estate*
*note how he had a reaction to mosquitoes but no reaction to suicide right after it*
Jackrabbit is he mentioned suicide that’s a demonetized right there
"Wouldn't want to put that in my mouth" -drew durnil 2019
a weird statistic for that alcohol consumption map is that around about 30-40% of Portugal and Spain alcohol consumption is actually down to British tourists because if you live in the UK you know everyone goes on holiday to Spain like 3 times a year for no other reason than cheap drink
8:25 The Dutch owned a trading post/island named Dejima/Deshima, an island in the harbor of Nagasaki (Japan) from 1641 to 1859. It was the only contact with the western world due to the imperial mandate of isolationism. The Dutch exported wood, hides, lead, quicksilver, tin, sugar, SPICES, textiles, Chinese silk and basic resources. The Japanese paid in silver, gold, copper, sake, soja and other things. The trading post was only open for business 3 months and then closed for when the next group of VOC ships arrived next year per arrangement. During the spring the governer of the trading post had to perform a "business trip" to the capital of Edo/Kyoto (If either the emporer or shogun had control) to bring gifts, most of the times these gifts were scientific journals, scientific equipment and books. The trading post also functioned as the place where new western technologies were introduced to the country. Trade slowly became less profitable to the VOC due to new Imperial mandates limiting the amount of export of very profitable copper and silver. Trade also broke down because of the French conquest of The Netherlands, the numerus wars with the British, the eventual bankruption of the VOC and incrotching(?) English influence in east Asia.
In 1840 the trading post became more of an diplomatic post than a trading post and it shortly after that closed down.
Due to Dutch influence, mainly in the scientific area, are there adapted Dutch words in the Japanese language.
After all this rambling about a trade post is this my conclusion:
GEKOLONISEERD voor mijn Nederlandse broeders.
And for the english speakers:
The Dutch kinda owned like 0.000001% percent of the Japanese homeland.
Thanks for reading :)
11:40 or they are just importing from each other. USA, France, Germany and Japan are huge car exporters.
6:08
Dutch people: DAMN THE EAST COAST IS HIGH AF
5:56 Me (a Dutchman):I thought we were crazy with coffeeshops.
Than I'm realizing that in other countries coffeeshops are really selling coffee.
I wanna point out that Brazil’s export of soybean has been criticized. The reason for the Amazon Rainforest Fire was because Soybean farmers needed more land so they resorted to burning it down. Real dumb stuff but it is hard to enforce all the farmers that have land near the rain forest.
10:05 When an Australian Shepard actually comes from California
5:26 I know you're American and Ryanair is Irish, but come on it's literally just Ryan Air its not that difficult
I thought it’d because he didn’t want to say the name of the cursed evil airline. Type into google: Foil Arms and Hog Ryanair song
9:42 in Croatian shark is called morski pas which basically translates to "sea dog"
(5:10) It really looks like those weeks starts on Monday, since the work is likely to be Mon-Fri, than Sun-Thu. Then because it isn't Sunday first, it's likely not USA, therefore not Thanksgiving.
Del Taco? I like their Fr-e-sha-voca-do
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Si eres cubano habla en español...
A future for all is only possible in communism
When it comes to alcohol consumption, the east block and southern countries drink more regularly, spreading their drinking out over the whole week, whilst countries like Norway, Sweden, England and the like, you usually drink during fridays, saturdays and on special occasions. This effectively means; the south and east drink with meals, while the north and west drink to get drunk.
Scandinavia is also quite known for drinking the most units of alcohol per day of drinking.
And Finland is known for having the most drunks per capita. A joke, but not really.
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@@rubidium3718 Gotta warm up.
Not sure if I’m accurate but it seems like the poorer countries drink more. I’m assuming it’s the simple connection of poverty to alcoholism. I know Portugal has the lowest minimum wage of Europe.
@@OMamifero Lowest minimum wage means nothing. You have to look at cost of living vs average income.
7:50 that's so obviously wrong because the US + UK alone is higher along with Canada, Australia, NZ, parts of India, Nigeria and other post-colonial African countries who speak English as their first language
India's first language is not English. Yet they are really fluent in English.
@Drew Durnil there are 5 guyanas
spanish guyana : eastern venezuela
british guyana : guyana
dutch guyana : suriname
french guyana : french guyana
portuguese guyana : parts of brazil
"How many people speak a language" maps are really inconsistent.
Do we include all languages called Chinese?
Do we include second language learners?
You have written there “first-language speakers”. So it only counts native speakers. If you include second language, English is second or first. Kind of hard to get data for that. National censuses usually track just your first language to keep track of minorities and divide the education budget. For second language you have only surveys and approximations.
@@stafer3
Ah, I see. That makes sense.
And yeah, the general idea is that English is first when including second language learners. (God Damn it, Great Britain)
@@celleryvon9546 More like: god damn it 'Murica. If it wasn't for games and the internet, I would probably not speak english very well.
8:19 koreas never colonized? the north korea was basically a Ussr colony and the south korea a Usa colony
Korea was also colonised by Japan, which considered itself a western country ever since Meji
Well, if that's colonization, you would say same stuff to east and west Germany. And Japan by USA, the whole eastern Europe by USSR.
Drew, the coffee map is pretty representative of population density in those areas, since very few people live in the central part of America there are very few coffee shops where the west coast has far more people and coffee shops and the east coast even more. That being said New England is full of work-o-holics that rely on caffeine to keep them going.
8:11 whispers: *they never got Ethiopia*
Drew: Lithuania OMG 15
Me: Moldova 15.2
Czechs drink the most beer, but Lithuania there’s vodka and it has more alcohol not gonna beat that thing 😄
Drew. You are correct English is the 2nd most spoken language behind Chinese Mandarin. The chart you saw was for most spoken *FIRST* language. So basically native speakers. In that case English is third but for just spoken generally English is second.
Portuguese here.
It is normal for us to drink around 1 liter a week of wine.
Especially on villages.
It is like a medicine that keeps us stronger.
12:42 if it didn’t only include adults I think that Denmark would be a lot higher
2:44
Moe's Southwest Grill........almost entirely in the Northeast 0_o
....reverse psychology?
Ppl in the south west know what southwestern food tastes like, that’s why they don’t seek it there
It's because in the southwest it's just called Moe's Grill
11:24 My teacher taught us Contour Lines last month and now I can make a contour map of any elevated feature....
Switzerland: *Eats popcorn while everyone tries to climb it's mountain*
Drew seeing the cardovascular diseases death "we should probably focus our efforts on stopping this". Well that's my work and you can show this data to people, show scientific studies they do not care unfortunately...
The Dutch do a lot of trade because Rotterdam is hte largest port in Europe. Much of Germany's imports and exports go through Rotterdam.
3:44 I was expecting this to be just different animals with humans in first place, then plane accidents showed up.
@5:25 its called tramping, exist in shipping too, most shipping companys will have fixed lines, but then you have those that specialise in picking up what convient in that occasion, ryanair does that too, someone will need a charter and theyll go; we have a plane landing there, its also because they use cheaper airports so more regional flights more small planes etc
Got like 20 people claiming they're first lol
First
firster
Drew, if you're scarred of demonetization on the battle royal video of the porn factions, just do a live stream of it that way you can get donations and make money, and we get to see who wins
7:56 that is because it is first language speakers
Ancient map: I cost thousands of dollars
Drew: I might make a video
Love your videos, never change
8:18 Turkey never got colonized by the West either.
after WW1 France and Greece got land in turkey but got kicked out a little later, so I’m guessing it counts
@@stephen9381 they were still independent
@@ktjthhc1979yeah, half of it.
@@stephen9381 still counts
@@ktjthhc1979 okay, so how come Arabia wasn’t fully colonised but marked as that?
"Is one person buying like 12 houses?"
Yes. Unfortunately, this is the world we live in.
Mr. Goldfish
All power to the workers, hang the parasites
@@Wiggyam Power begets parasites. Long live anarchy! Hang the parasites!
8:10 N,S Korea,Philippines:Not colonized by Europe
Stonks
Japan: sToNkS
9:36 "looking at Australia, ye Australian shepherds come from here" doesn't realise there not Australian, and they are on that map in California lol
8:27 this is incorrect. Portugal and the Dutch had some territory so it was colonisied for a bit
They were leased the port of Nagasaki I think, but not for long.
The entire country was under US occupation after WW2 though.
@@markhenley3097 dit stuk grond was ook echt van nederland het was een soort van verkocht aan hun maar GEKOLONISEERD is en blijft GEKOLONISEERD (totdat Engeland langs komt)
8:16 *They never got Thailand*
And saudi Arabia.
@@naifalbaihed1230 you could technically say that the ottomans took their territory
11:24 After collecting all wisps for Spiritomb in Legends: Arceus i can safely say it can read this without issues.
The map on the game is shown like this
its not surprising that the NATO expenditure between US and european countries is aproximately half if you have minimal knowledge about the proportion in wealth, population and size of these two different parties. The EU (pretty almost all members of NATO) have a GDP of 19 trillion. The US has GDP of 20 trillion. The US also has many more missions, overseas bases, and oh yeah, wars, that it is currently operating so it is natural that the expenditure may be slightly higher than that of the European members of NATO. Those things considered, the US is not carrying NATO at all, hope you can agree with me.
6:44
That’s probably because of the fact it has the largest port in Europe and sixth largest in the world in Rotterdam, at the mouth of the Rhine.
1:53 looks like a weed nug
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Dyibuti exists!!
(6:10) Well, he never went to Cyprus-Cyprus; as far as he's concerned, he never left Turkey.
2:43
"Moe's Southwest Grill" and almost all restaurants are on the east coast, specially on the northeast.
Thanos always wins
Day 56 of asking Drew to start a discord server.
discord.gg/HsbGUE
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I bet that Dixie part in the west is from the country song "if heaven aint alot like Dixie"
Antarctica would look like that immediately after the snow melts but in several thousand years, after glacial rebounding, it would look nearly identical to how it does now just without the snow
I believe in global warming, and I also support it. I want Antarctica to lose it's ice so that we can colonize it.
It's time we got a new DLC
Earth is EA tho, new content comes with a huge cost
~50 meters sea rise
Russia likes hentai?
Russias new inports should be hentai from japan!😂
Who knows?
I would smash data too....
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We do love hentai, something wrong?
taco cabana when they make it PERFECT IS PERFECT
In the language chart, French should be fourth after english with 300 millions people. Also english actually is the most spoken language in the world with 1.5 billion, its just that only 370 millions of those are first-language speakers. That chart is just very misleading, most spoken language and most first-language speakers are not the same thing at all.
Benis
Лол
at 7:58 french is forgotten lol, it is beetween hindi and arabic, with 284 million people speaking french across the world (thanks to the french colonies etc)
Homes become easier to build but are unaffordable because someone else lucked into the middle class.
Greathings from Croatia (first)
Andrej fisic greetings from Colorado
second
3:04
"Not so simillar"??? Are you joking? In every Slavic language 2 sound practicly the same. "Dva". Some of them are just writen in cyrilic and in Polish you read as . So all Slavic languages have one word for 2. And Slavic 2 is much more closer to Proto-Indo-European 2 than any Germanic language. Even in Sanskrit 2 is "dva".
7:59 that is based on first language spoken. English is the most known language when combined with 2nd language. Even places like South Africa don't have a lot of native English Speakers, most speak Afrikaner, though they also know English
First!!!! Everyone go home.
Early
9:55 small white dog next to Belgium is called "American eskimo" . well done guys
Moe's SOUTHWEST grill: Almost all on the Eastern coast.
Title: BOTH SIDES ARE PERFECTLY BALANCED
Me: as all things should be.
The weird map is called a cartogram. It distorts the shapes of countries based on the amount of data in the area. In this case, it was if more dogs came from country x than country y, country x would be bigger. Even if country y is bigger than country x.( The map at 10:09)
When one of your fav youtubers mentions you homecountry "Luxembourg"
Cancer deaths:
Drew’s old haircut: *Chuckles* I’m in danger
The non-coastal Western States are sparsely populated. It's not that they don't like coffee. A lot of those maps corolate pretty well the areas of higher activity are the urban centers. That's whey there's more in the Eastern half and on the Western coast.
2:35
"On the border mexican grill"
>Literally only one of the restaurants is on the border
Fun fact 59% of the former British empire still has the queen as head of state
Liberia was a US colony for ex slaves so it was colonized. I’m not sure what that map is on about