The Map That Repositions South America
A one-scene satellite-map explainer turns a geographic misconception into visible proof with drawn lines and a named city test.
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Why it works
The narrator establishes a familiar map relation in the first four seconds, then challenges the viewer's mental picture while the frame widens. Eight pink paths accumulate from about 0:10 to 0:19, with the largest replay peak at 0:17.9–0:18.5; a named city and single yellow route from 0:24–0:33 make the broad claim testable.
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