I, for one, support the Republic of Great Ireland and Northern Britain
As a finn, I approve these new borders.
Suur-Suomi !
For those who don’t know already, this is called a Voronoi diagram.
I think I’m too stupid to understand this. How are they straight lines and not at a diameter / in a circle from any given point? It seems… wrong.
What does the separating line between two circles look like?
More… circles?
I’ve tried to demonstrate it here. You end up with straight lines because it’s always a middle point so it doesn’t curve one way or another between the two points.
If the circles had a set radius then you’d have empty space and more circley-looking spots. But since they basically expand until there’s a middle point you’ll have these straight lines.
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I think that these should not be straight lines regarding that the Earth is a sphere. Especially between Moscow and Helsinki.
it should also take into account transport feasability to at least some degree, like no one in their right mind would associate narvik with helsinki…
For railway, there is already some neat project for visualising the reach in a certain travel time from any city with a station. https://www.chronotrains.com/de/explore
Where’s Edinburgh?
Scotland is part of the UK sadly
Scotland is one of the four countries comprising The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The others are England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Scotland’s capital is Edinburgh.
I fully support Scotland independence, however at this time it is a constituent country rather than a country, there is a slight distinction.
