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>Portugal (the latter is located between China and Japan for mysterious low-dimensionality representation reasons) could that have a real world reason given th
by Barrin92 5y ago
>Portugal (the latter is located between China and Japan for mysterious low-dimensionality representation reasons)
could that have a real world reason given that Macau used to be a Portuguese colony as well as Brazil hosting the largest Japanese diaspora population in the world?
- pedrosorio 5y agoSeems to be pure chance. r/brasil and others are in a very different place in the graph, and none of the subreddits related to r/portugal are connected to any of the Japanese/Chinese subreddits in the graph.
- thematrixturtle 5y agoUnlikely, because virtually nobody in Macau speaks Portuguese anymore, and Reddit is not well known in Japan. Various Japan-related subreddits are very popular, but they're populated by English speakers living in Japan, travelling to Japan, etc.