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Why Don’t Maps Show Countries at Their True Size?
Every flat world map distorts something. The real question is not which projection is perfect, but whether it prioritises area, shape, distance, or direction.
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Every flat world map distorts something. The real question is not which projection is perfect, but whether it prioritises area, shape, distance, or direction.
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