Every country is #1 at something. For Finland, it's the number of female doctors; for Gabon, it's manganese reserves; for Canada, it's fruit juice drinkers. Graphic designer David McCandless has a demographic to warm (or disturb) the patriotic heart of every nationality.
Link via Fast Company
They don't F(*#$% know wher my country is located?
Hahahahaha! That's funny!!!
Huh, I never knew...
It's bad design, not bad geography.
I thought giving the world a half-black president meant that we were going to be loved and respected by all now...? I guess the word didn't get to the guy making the graphic, huh.
Why did he leave out so many countries like Belarus, Armenia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan, Lesotho, Borneo, Syria, Slovakia, Kosovo, Estonia, Turkmenistan, Brunei, East Temor, Bahrain, Jamaica, Venezuela, Seychelles, Equatorial Guinea. And the list goes on and on and on. I guess these countries aren't number one is something.
And Puerto Rico is not a country.
The US didn't give "The world" anything, and I don't know where this self entitlement of "love and respect" you expect is coming from. I honestly don't know any country which feels the need to be narcissistic and put itself up on a pedestal to be loved and cherished by all other countries. Maybe Vatican City, but I doubt the feeling is more than half of what it used to be last year.
Slovakia was removed from the map. It seems to be going through random updates of the information.
Obivously causing people to read it wrong.
Big fail as the map design isnt consistant and have the names of the countries in different places.
I thought giving the world a half-black president meant that we were going to be loved and respected by all now...? I guess the word didn't get to the guy making the graphic, huh."
@Lulu
BWAHAHA! You're funny :) Yes the rest of the world has never heard of a non-white leader before! thanks!!