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It's really interesting that you can clearly see the differences between West Germany from East Germany, even 20 years after the reunification. Also the borders
by DrJokepu 16y ago
It's really interesting that you can clearly see the differences between West Germany from East Germany, even 20 years after the reunification. Also the borders of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, 80 years after the end of the World War I.
I also wonder who those users in North Korea are.
- trafficlight 16y agoThose are all Kim Jong-il
- varjag 16y agoKim Jong Il is friend to all Korean people, but the map does not reflect that?
- sabon 16y agoHe is a true friend to all those Koreans. But the map only shows those who have computers. AND access to internet. Which would be his family, government and more or less that's it. The rest would love to show their friendship and devotion to Kim but can't - lack of computers is killing them...
- eru 16y ago> It's really interesting that you can clearly see the differences between West Germany from East Germany, even 20 years after the reunification. That might also be an artefact of young people leaving East Germany for West Germany and Berlin. The facebook population density in East Germany seems to be quite low by that picture.
- doyoulikeworms 16y agoI might be mistaken, but I believe he took the destinations from the current city profile field. I'm sure there aren't that many Facebook users in North Korea.