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So that region is not more densely populated than the rest of the world? That makes me a bit skeptical of your math because it obviously is. For one, you are us
by olalonde 7y ago
So that region is not more densely populated than the rest of the world? That makes me a bit skeptical of your math because it obviously is. For one, you are using habitable land mass for the rest of the world while the circled area is mostly sea water. I wonder how that comment got to the top.
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- nine_k 7y agoIt's more densely populated because it has the highest concentration of habitable land. Siberia to the north from there is not inhabited so densely because it has -50°C in the winter and +50°C in the summer. Western Europe, US northeast, etc are also rather densely populated, but are smaller, with less-popuated areas, or with oceans.
- ReptileMan 7y agoI would love to know the region in Siberia in which there is +50 in the summer.
- nine_k 7y agoOh, sorry, +50 is definitely a typo; +30. Say, Yakutsk is a major city in Siberia with a climate like that.