December 7, 2018
#2082: Mercator Projection explain

[Cueball is holding a hand up as he talks to White Hat.]
Cueball: Did you know Canada is actually a smallish island in Lake Ontario?
White Hat: What?
Cueball: Yeah, it only appears to have a land border with the U.S. due to the Mercator Projection.
White Hat: Wow! I had no idea.
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At this point people feel so misled by the Mercator Projection that you can use it to convince them of basically any map fact.