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lemmy.zip

I wonder what the climate would be in this scenario as results of changes ocean currents.

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literature.cafe

At a glance, the Gulf current would be interrupted, so Chile would be warm and wet, while anything north of Spain in Europe would get really cold, Canadian-like weather, probably also quite dry. The Mediterranean looks unaffected.

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I can see the confusion when ordering a chile dog.

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It's capital is Santiago, its neighbours Argentina, Bolivia and Peru. And I believe they speak Spanish. Also they have quite the coastline but it's not the largest in the world.

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This person in Canada puts mayo on his hot dogs, if I can be bothered, at least. Mayo, fresh onions, sriracha sauce, maybe some ketchup depending on my mood. Oh and hot dog relish if there is any available. Chili cheese if it's a option.

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They speak Spanish, they don't border Brazil, its southernmost point is pretty close to Antarctica.

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Chile: The Chameleon tongue of the Americas.

^ This is the same picture as the post image.

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lemmy.ca

That's already a whole lot of ocean to have the length of your country. I doubt double would be a good thing. And business interests would insist on turning the whole thing into transportation corridors.

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It almost is an island, I believe the other side is basically "fuck you" mountains.

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It could actually get us all the way to LEGOland, if it wasn't so stubborn.

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