Nearly half of America is almost empty
46% of the land holds 1.3% of the people. The frontier never really closed.
From nearly empty to packed tight
The same 3,144 counties at three density cutoffs — and three completely different countries appear.
Same 36 voters. Three different winners.
Nobody moves. Nobody changes their mind. Only the district lines change — and with them, who wins.
These districts are real
The Earmuffs. The I-85 snake. Actual congressional districts, drawn to their true boundaries — with the court battles they caused.
America redrawn: 50 states of equal population
Every region holds ~6.7 million people. The Northeast shatters into slivers; one region swallows most of four states.
At Point Nemo, the closest people are usually in orbit
The middle of the ocean is closer to the Space Station than to any inhabited land — drawn to scale.
The planets almost fit between Earth and the Moon
A famous "fact" that turns out to be true or false depending on the day — try all three orbit positions.
The World Cup, round by round
From all 211 eligible nations down to the final four — flags, populations, upsets, and Cinderella runs, updated as the tournament unfolds.
Iceland has more disc golf per person than anywhere on Earth
The U.S. has 65% of the world's 17,285 courses — but per capita, a completely different country wins.
Africa is bigger than you think
The US, China, and Japan fit inside Africa at once — with room left for India, most of Europe, Mexico, and Alaska.
More people live inside this circle than outside it
One 4,000 km circle over Asia outweighs the Americas, Europe, Africa, Oceania, and the Middle East combined.
Wyoming buys the most F-150s per person. Texas buys the most, period.
Same real data, two honest rankings that barely overlap — because per capita and overall are answering different questions.
The average person at this BBQ makes $45 million
One rich guest walks in, and "the average" explodes 527× — while the median barely moves. Both are telling the truth.
The same two numbers, told two ways
A 1.8-point gap becomes a landslide, just by moving where the axis starts. Drag it yourself.
The world, centered on Kiritimati
Same coastlines, same borders — just rotated so the planet's most obscure inhabited island is the middle of everything.