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@alayna Thats because youtube considers places separate countries even if technically they are autonomous territories. For example puerto rico, Dutch Antillies, BVI, are all counted as seperate countries.
@freemo neat!
i thought it was just a silly glitch or something but that makes sense
btw this came from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPIC2A_YeI0 if you're curious
i thought it was just a silly glitch or something but that makes sense
btw this came from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPIC2A_YeI0 if you're curious
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@alayna Its just something I have dealt with a lot in tech. The legal division of what is functionally considered a country in tech basically boils down to any place with its own governments and laws. I've come across the disparity between actual countries and "effectively a country" many times.
