The Netherlands isn't that flat. Its highest point is Mt.Scenery at 870m.
Indeed, The Netherlands is this make-believe place where Peter Pan and Tinker Bell come from
Why does every HN thread have to start with someone telling someone else they’re wrong about something?
It’s a joke. Mt. Scenery is in the Caribbean, part of the Netherlands but not in the flat mainland.
Fortunately, the article is neither about the Netherlands nor about its highest point. The title is a joke about hallucinogens.
The article also literally contains "The Netherlands is very flat."
Mt. Scenery... never heard of it as a Dutchy. I found out that's in the Caribbean.
You just asked your AI God of choice about this, perhaps?
It is correct though, since 2010 Saba is a "speciale gemeente" of the Netherlands, and its mountain is thus our highest point. Before that it was organised as a separate country "Nederlandse Antillen" with the other Caribbean islands.
The Netherlands highest point is in the Caribbean though
https://youtu.be/UJkVHgFsF60
I guess we can't call it the nether-lands anymore.
Indeed, The Netherlands is this make-believe place where Peter Pan and Tinker Bell come from
Why does every HN thread have to start with someone telling someone else they’re wrong about something?
It’s a joke. Mt. Scenery is in the Caribbean, part of the Netherlands but not in the flat mainland.
Fortunately, the article is neither about the Netherlands nor about its highest point. The title is a joke about hallucinogens.
The article also literally contains "The Netherlands is very flat."
Mt. Scenery... never heard of it as a Dutchy. I found out that's in the Caribbean.
You just asked your AI God of choice about this, perhaps?
It is correct though, since 2010 Saba is a "speciale gemeente" of the Netherlands, and its mountain is thus our highest point. Before that it was organised as a separate country "Nederlandse Antillen" with the other Caribbean islands.
The Netherlands highest point is in the Caribbean though
https://youtu.be/UJkVHgFsF60
I guess we can't call it the nether-lands anymore.