Continent drift

[nick-o]

Which continent is going to come out on top?

And, more to the point, which continent is going to fall away?

Looks to me like India is the most vulnerable here, squeezed between Australia and Eurasia; sure, over the decades they've had some seriously impressive peaks (especially the Himalayas) but history suggests they need to pay more attention to the long form of the game.

And we have to ask, does the world need a strong Caribbean?

And why doesn't anyone acknowledge New Zealand? It's a plucky little contender, always striking above its weight, but it's not even on the map for most pundits.

So who are you rooting for -- over the long term, of course?

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

And we have to ask, does the world need a strong Caribbean?

Yes

 

[nightprowler10]

Why doesn't Pacific, the largest tectonic plate, simply eat the other plates?

 

[RossTaylorsBox]

That Juan de Fuca is planning something, I just know it.

 

[honestbharani]

The Arabian Plates are awesome, (sample) size be damned.

 

[sledger]

The most pressing plate related question is whether one day GIMH will finally learn to eat off one.

 

[Ali TT]

And we have to ask, does the world need a strong Caribbean?

Yes

Yeah but it's now the Caribbean Super Kings tectonic plate. Meanwhile, the Eurasian Continental Board are in discussions to sell their naming rights, with it likely to become MI Eurasia.