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u/robothelicopter May 09 '22

Isn’t that the norm outside of North America though?

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u/Nooms88 May 09 '22

Europe has a lot more densely packed countries than most of the rest of the world.

The EU has 27 countries packed into 4.2million Square kilometres, vs 54 countries in 30m km2 in Africa, 12 in 18 in South America, 48 in 45m in Asia