Spatial Memes

Behold! The rare geographical paradox where Euclidean geometry meets political boundaries! The meme shows France with a perfect square superimposed on it, with each corner touching the border. It's like France accidentally became a mathematical proof! Geography teachers everywhere are either crying or cackling. The title mentions Spain has a similar property, which makes sense - the Iberian Peninsula is practically begging to have shapes drawn on it. Next up in my lab: trying to find a pentagon that perfectly touches Norway's borders. My research assistants keep quitting for some reason...

The mathematical equivalent of trying to force a square peg into a round hole, except it's a tesseract trying to fit into 3D space. That blue icosahedron is about to experience dimensional discrimination. Mathematicians spend years studying higher dimensions just to make jokes about shapes that can't even exist properly in our reality. Next time someone asks what you do with a math degree, just show them this and watch their brain fold in on itself like a Klein bottle.