TIL that Australia (at 7,682,300 sq km) is actually slightly larger than the continental USA (which is 7,663,942 sq km) when measured by land area only, excluding bodies of water.

Lemmit.Online bot · 5 months ago

TIL that Australia (at 7,682,300 sq km) is actually slightly larger than the continental USA (which is 7,663,942 sq km) when measured by land area only, excluding bodies of water.

CRUMBGRABBER · 5 months ago

You have forgotten to include the freedom unit and greatness computation, lets do the math: 7 million sq non freedom units/99.99% = 0, and USA only needs one of its original freedom units- ONE square mile, to equal one billion and win. Please update all your future posts and filters, and adjust your thinking to be more correct in the future.

TIL that Australia (at 7,682,300 sq km) is actually slightly larger than the continental USA (which is 7,663,942 sq km) when measured by land area only, excluding bodies of water.

TIL that Australia (at 7,682,300 sq km) is actually slightly larger than the continental USA (which is 7,663,942 sq km) when measured by land area only, excluding bodies of water.

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