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Traditionally, a two-dimensional map of the world triggers a sense of familiarity in most brains, providing a reference point for understanding global geography. However, the hypothetical scenario discussed presents a drastically different picture that invokes visual recognition and patterns in ways we may not anticipate. Altering even a single country tends to skew our perception, leading us to ponder how the world’s map could shift in the absence of expansive oceans.