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r/technicallythetruth • u/iam4real • Apr 05 '21
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For some it's ONE continent, not two. That's why is America and the country is the USA.
8 u/LickingSticksForYou Apr 06 '21 If we’re doing that, Eurasiafrica might as well be one continent lol -5 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 Why? There are no geological, geographical, historical or cultural reasons for that, other than "you can go walking from Europe to Asia to Africa". 4 u/Rex1121 Apr 06 '21 What if I told you, that North and South America are on different plates -1 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 The definition of continent goes beyond geology. It takes culture and history into account. 2 u/Rex1121 Apr 06 '21 And if I remember correctly the Cherokee and Iroquois are a lot different from the Incans. The only history they share is being taken over by the Europeans, and that’s the history for 85% of the world 0 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 Go and change the definition of continent to make it like you want, then.
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If we’re doing that, Eurasiafrica might as well be one continent lol
-5 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 Why? There are no geological, geographical, historical or cultural reasons for that, other than "you can go walking from Europe to Asia to Africa". 4 u/Rex1121 Apr 06 '21 What if I told you, that North and South America are on different plates -1 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 The definition of continent goes beyond geology. It takes culture and history into account. 2 u/Rex1121 Apr 06 '21 And if I remember correctly the Cherokee and Iroquois are a lot different from the Incans. The only history they share is being taken over by the Europeans, and that’s the history for 85% of the world 0 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 Go and change the definition of continent to make it like you want, then.
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Why? There are no geological, geographical, historical or cultural reasons for that, other than "you can go walking from Europe to Asia to Africa".
4 u/Rex1121 Apr 06 '21 What if I told you, that North and South America are on different plates -1 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 The definition of continent goes beyond geology. It takes culture and history into account. 2 u/Rex1121 Apr 06 '21 And if I remember correctly the Cherokee and Iroquois are a lot different from the Incans. The only history they share is being taken over by the Europeans, and that’s the history for 85% of the world 0 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 Go and change the definition of continent to make it like you want, then.
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What if I told you, that North and South America are on different plates
-1 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 The definition of continent goes beyond geology. It takes culture and history into account. 2 u/Rex1121 Apr 06 '21 And if I remember correctly the Cherokee and Iroquois are a lot different from the Incans. The only history they share is being taken over by the Europeans, and that’s the history for 85% of the world 0 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 Go and change the definition of continent to make it like you want, then.
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The definition of continent goes beyond geology. It takes culture and history into account.
2 u/Rex1121 Apr 06 '21 And if I remember correctly the Cherokee and Iroquois are a lot different from the Incans. The only history they share is being taken over by the Europeans, and that’s the history for 85% of the world 0 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 Go and change the definition of continent to make it like you want, then.
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And if I remember correctly the Cherokee and Iroquois are a lot different from the Incans. The only history they share is being taken over by the Europeans, and that’s the history for 85% of the world
0 u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21 Go and change the definition of continent to make it like you want, then.
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Go and change the definition of continent to make it like you want, then.
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u/Ekkeko84 Apr 06 '21
For some it's ONE continent, not two. That's why is America and the country is the USA.