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  • Earth: Map of Stereotypes

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    • Cities: Judgmental Maps

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      • Personality Atlas:
        • Stereotype map: how the world views other countries
        • Introspection map: how countries view themselves

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        • A veritable smörgÃ¥sbord, including:
          Last edited by Davidokun; 06-04-2016, 09:50 PM. Reason: Corrected the name of the buckeye state

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          • Google autocompletes colleges:

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            • Finally, 13 Cool Maps, with commentary on Oklahoma, just for lonewolf.

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              • By the way, my big brother's comment on the Massachusetts stereotypes map: "Whoever created it had a very detailed understanding of the state."

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                • Originally posted by Davidokun View Post
                  Finally, 13 Cool Maps, with commentary on Oklahoma, just for lonewolf.
                  Thanks, not 100% inaccurate..

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                  • Originally posted by lonewolf View Post
                    Thanks, not 100% inaccurate..
                    I knew it. Yer all abuncha textin-sonic-burger-non-green-eatin-crooked female Injuns!

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                    • Not all of us text.

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                      • Originally posted by bambam1729 View Post
                        Since I grew up in Massachusetts and my sister still lives there, I'd say this is pretty accurate.
                        I went to school in Massachusetts for a few years, have had close contacts with several other parts of the state, and have visited almost every one of the subdivisions of that map. I, too, thought there was some truth to many of the stereotypes.

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                        • Here's a great map. It was done by Jesse Squire, based on the entry stats compiled by the USTFCCCA, which are currently linked in the Day's Best Reading section of the home page.



                          The map shows the ratio of NCAA qualifiers to state population, by state. The redder the state, the greater the ratio. The states with the lightest yellow are those with the lowest ratio.

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                          • There is a compilation in an article on the front page of every qualified entrant (800+) from 50 states and 40+ countries.

                            I am puzzled by the poor showing of Oklahoma. Only three qualifiers for NCAA from OK, equaling RI and ID, ahead of SD, NH, ND and MT with 2 and WY, WV ME, HI, DC and AK with one each.
                            Last edited by lonewolf; 06-04-2016, 09:05 PM.

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                            • I made that. I'm laid up from hernia surgery and I've got lots of time to create things.

                              I cannot, however, create a more accurate map of my home state:

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                              • Shouldn't that be West West Virginia?

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