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Nov 2022
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Geography is Destiny

Gary Arndt | Glassbox Media
About this episode

The Earth is highly imbalanced. Some countries have more resources than others. Some have natural harbors, and some are landlocked.

Some consist primarily of deserts, and others have fertile farmland. 

Some countries are islands, and some border many other countries. 

These differences between countries result in each having a unique set of interests, desires, and abilities. This results in a system we know as geopolitics.

Learn more about geopolitics and how geography has shaped the density of countries on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.


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