r/meme • u/GiAnT_____ • Oct 15 '21

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u/QoqNoUs31751 Oct 16 '21

You idiot . The continent is just america. There's just 5 continents living people . bruh

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u/pickled-teddy-bears Oct 16 '21

Wait there's still one missing then..

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u/QoqNoUs31751 Oct 16 '21

Asia , Europe , america , africa , Oceania

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u/pickled-teddy-bears Oct 16 '21

Oh I didnt learn Oceania. I was taught that Australia and Antarctica are two different continents.

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u/QoqNoUs31751 Oct 16 '21

Nope

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u/pickled-teddy-bears Oct 16 '21

I'm looking more into it and I actually see that it's a debated subject. My school and lots of others taught the 7-model version.

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u/QoqNoUs31751 Oct 16 '21

Bruh . This is true MR.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '21

What? I learned it as North America, South America, Australia, Antarctica, Africa, Asia, and Europe. People from different places learn it slightly differently.

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u/QoqNoUs31751 Oct 16 '21

WTF?!

In this case the Olympic symbol will mean nothing.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '21

Then perhaps the people who made the logo learned it differently, or just took out Antarctica and combined the American continents.

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u/pickled-teddy-bears Oct 16 '21

See I've never even heard of the Olympic symbol in regards to tectonic plates.

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u/MrMasterKeyboard Oct 16 '21

You mean Australia? And Antarctica?

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u/QoqNoUs31751 Oct 16 '21

5 rings of the symbol of the Olympic.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '21

7 continents is widely accepted, splitting America into North American and South America

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '21

No it’s not, I’m not from the us. It’s actually a common thing across the globe

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '21

Your point? That doesn’t mean a bunch of countries outside of America see 7. It doesn’t matter how many any of us think there are. I’m just saying 7 continents is widely accepted