Well it clearly didn’t work
It would be really funny if they asked latitude and longitude instead of asking them to point on a map. Suddenly the data becomes very impressive.
Western european countries would definitely do better. Every time I see one of those videos of a guy on the street asking people geography the Americans are completely worthless but and random european is almost perfect. Americans can’t even get their states of our own country correct
I know it’s a rhetorical question, but briefly. I ate a burrito in Fort Smith, stayed at a crappy motel by Fayetteville one time in the shadow of Jesus billboards, and drove through Little Rock. It was very “natural”.
I would like to know the context of this survey. Who in the world gets asked where is a country and points to the middle of the sea
To be fair, I bet there is a town named Iran in the US. There’s a Cuba, Bolivia, Lebanon, and others.
Okay, I just looked it up and no, but you can see where I coming from - lots of places named after foreign countries/cities. It probably is stupidity, but with included confusion.
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A large chunk of them, well over half, had the general part of the world right. Honestly better than I expected.
Jokes aside, there is no better way to learn geography than studying war. Shit just starts sticking in your brain.
Americans you are not alone
God clearly failed, then. George W. Bush kept bombing places that he couldn’t pronounce.
I wanted to be mad, but I thought it over and decided op had a point.
Nice try, Kane