Has Anyone Ever Done It #1

With the muzzle velocity of the Derringer you'd still need to be more than 30 meters away from the gun to even have enough time to start reaction to the bang. If you're 100m away you might get around half a second to move your body. That's very little to actively get out of the way of a bullet, but much more importantly even at 30m you wouldn't not be able to see and track such a small and fast object with your eye. Any movement would just be a guess based on the direction the gun is in. And the question specifically asks for seeing a bullet before avoiding it.

Straight line distance from the Island of Tasmania, Australia to New Zealand 1000 miles / 1600 km. ..... not counting tidal drift, wave direction, wind direction, etc. and not forgetting sharks.

Don't leave us hanging. What did you answer?

Of course, this assumes it's a completely random 50/50 chance for each match. Presumably some research and knowledge of the teams would cut those odds somewhat, as many games would have one outcome be more likely than the other.

Why’d you comment on this quiz instead of the super smash bros one?

Really? What was the person's name, pray tell?

It is possible to visit North Korea

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourism_in_North_Korea

Assuming someone is independently wealthy, I wonder what the next limiting factors are. My guess is bureaucracy.

Even if you 'luxuriously' spent a week in every country, that's 3.77 years; which doesn't seem terrible.

There are @20 countries the size of Taiwan>Slovenia. Another @13 Kuwait>Palestine. Leaving 32 tiny ones- even the biggest Bahrain is about 1/2 the size of London or New York.

I could imagine spending a week in Singapore, Montenegro, maybe Bahrain. I'd imagine spending 12 weeks in the 12 smaller Oceania countries might be challenging. Maybe if you love people and small islands.

How many weeks do you need to split bt the 4 stans? Or Central America? The Caribbean?

Travel time probably isn't horrible if you're doing >5 adjacent countries at a time, just 'expensive'.

Some countries bar your entry if you've visited Israel. I'd imagine there are other flags like that (I'm thinking Libya, S Sudan, Afghanistan, etc.). I imagine that's the obstacle to overcome.

I'm confused by even less people thinking Switzerland has never been invaded. I got it correct! However i'm a history nerd so..

I'm sure many people don't know the distance between the two countries. Cuba and the US are only 90s miles apart. France and the UK are close enough to swim from one to the other. I'm sure the average Jetpunker knows Australia and New Zealand are next to each other, but as for whether there's 80 miles or 300 miles of water between them, I doubt the average person knows.