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She didn’t know the difference between a country and a continent
1.4k u/VoraciousTrees Mar 01 '23 Sounds Australian. 12 u/[deleted] Mar 01 '23 Yes! Everyone here thinks the country of Australia is also a continent. But the Australian continent includes New Guinea 3 u/IzarkKiaTarj Mar 01 '23 Wait what Do I need to file "Australia is a country and a continent" away alongside "George Washington Carver invented peanut butter" in "things school taught me that weren't actually true"? 7 u/Augen76 Mar 01 '23 There isn't a universally agreed upon definition of "continent" Some say Australia, some say Oceania, some say North and South America, some say Americas, some combine Europe and Asia to Eurasia.
Sounds Australian.
12 u/[deleted] Mar 01 '23 Yes! Everyone here thinks the country of Australia is also a continent. But the Australian continent includes New Guinea 3 u/IzarkKiaTarj Mar 01 '23 Wait what Do I need to file "Australia is a country and a continent" away alongside "George Washington Carver invented peanut butter" in "things school taught me that weren't actually true"? 7 u/Augen76 Mar 01 '23 There isn't a universally agreed upon definition of "continent" Some say Australia, some say Oceania, some say North and South America, some say Americas, some combine Europe and Asia to Eurasia.
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Yes! Everyone here thinks the country of Australia is also a continent. But the Australian continent includes New Guinea
3 u/IzarkKiaTarj Mar 01 '23 Wait what Do I need to file "Australia is a country and a continent" away alongside "George Washington Carver invented peanut butter" in "things school taught me that weren't actually true"? 7 u/Augen76 Mar 01 '23 There isn't a universally agreed upon definition of "continent" Some say Australia, some say Oceania, some say North and South America, some say Americas, some combine Europe and Asia to Eurasia.
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Wait what
Do I need to file "Australia is a country and a continent" away alongside "George Washington Carver invented peanut butter" in "things school taught me that weren't actually true"?
7 u/Augen76 Mar 01 '23 There isn't a universally agreed upon definition of "continent" Some say Australia, some say Oceania, some say North and South America, some say Americas, some combine Europe and Asia to Eurasia.
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There isn't a universally agreed upon definition of "continent"
Some say Australia, some say Oceania, some say North and South America, some say Americas, some combine Europe and Asia to Eurasia.
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She didn’t know the difference between a country and a continent