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Crazy to think about. I wonder which graph we'll have in another 1000 years that demonstrates how naive we are.
Eh, isn't this a very eurocentric map?
I would say it's probably a more literacy focused map.
Not much was coming out of Africa or the Americas until they were colonized by Europeans.
Certainly old-world centric
It is. No one had a full map then though I'd guess.
I'd like to see a map of all known pyramids 100 years ago compared to today and another 100 years into the future.
There's a lot that we don't know about. Probably entire civilizations in latin America that we have yet to "discover" in modern times.
By who?
Europe, the Middle East, the East, and the Orient, maybe?
It’s an important distinction
that’s true.
I suppose the known world for most people was just walking distance of where they live
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Crazy to think about. I wonder which graph we'll have in another 1000 years that demonstrates how naive we are.
Eh, isn't this a very eurocentric map?
I would say it's probably a more literacy focused map.
Not much was coming out of Africa or the Americas until they were colonized by Europeans.
Certainly old-world centric
It is. No one had a full map then though I'd guess.
I'd like to see a map of all known pyramids 100 years ago compared to today and another 100 years into the future.
There's a lot that we don't know about. Probably entire civilizations in latin America that we have yet to "discover" in modern times.
By who?
Europe, the Middle East, the East, and the Orient, maybe?
It’s an important distinction
that’s true.
I suppose the known world for most people was just walking distance of where they live
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