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Explore – Laconic history of the world in a typographic map…

Dennis G. Jerz / 30 Dec 2012

Explore – Laconic history of the world in a typographic map….

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30 Dec 2012 in Aesthetics, Culture, Design, Government, Media, Modding, Rhetoric, Social_Software.

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5 thoughts on “Explore – Laconic history of the world in a typographic map…”

  1. zgrant says:
    30 Dec 2012 at 10:45 pm

    RT @DennisJerz: World map / Wikipedia mashup… each country is represented by the most common word in article on that country. http://t …

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  2. kirstensherwood says:
    30 Dec 2012 at 9:08 pm

    RT @DennisJerz: World map / Wikipedia mashup… each country is represented by the most common word in article on that country. http://t …

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  3. ShipeSmash says:
    30 Dec 2012 at 8:57 pm

    RT @DennisJerz: World map / Wikipedia mashup… each country is represented by the most common word in article on that country. http://t …

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  4. Viil says:
    30 Dec 2012 at 8:44 pm

    @DennisJerz looks like a lot of “war”. Would love to see bigger version to better see the smaller countries.

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  5. dawn_armfield says:
    30 Dec 2012 at 8:42 pm

    RT @DennisJerz: World map / Wikipedia mashup… each country is represented by the most common word in article on that country. http://t …

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