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In a world-wide context, like a country-listing quiz, Scotland is not a country because it is not a sovereignty. The word "country" refers to something different in that context.
Is the United Kingdom a state? Yes, of course it is: in a world-wide context, it has the characteristics of statehood and it is a state.
Is California a state? Yes, because the United States calls its subnational divisions "states". So yes, it's a state.
If the UK and California are both states, does that mean I would list them together as peer entities on a "States of the World" quiz? No, I would not. It's the same word referring to different kinds of things in different contexts.
I'd probably say "Country (not sovereign)" as a qualifier rather than putting country in scare quotes, but the concept is pretty clear.
Go home Mississippi, you're drunk.
Imagine going to a party and the entire evening nearly half of the numbers is by the same artist. You would definitely think that is a lot ! (well if you dont like that artist, when you love it you obviously cant get enough)
maybe another example works beter (where your opinion doesnt influence thinking it is a lot or not) I dont know, you buy kinder surprise egg and almost half of them you keep getting the same item. Instead of it being random (that is actually what usually happens though haha)
I am sure there are better examples, but I just cant think of them atm haha
Imagine throwing a little party with your (elementary) school class. And everyone gets to pick out a song. There are eleven kids. The first ten kids get to pick out 1 song, the eleventh kid gets to pick out 7 instead of 1 though (so 7/17 is chosen by that one kid). Feels like a lot doesnt it..
(or maybe in a game, everyone gets one turn but one person gets like half the turns of everyone combined. Like there are 8 of you, everyone gets one turn, but number 8 gets 5 turns.. (5/12 is about the same as 7/17) again, that would feel like a lot I am pretty sure.
Enjoy your life.
(and yes, you could say there are no sides in facts, but people dont seem to care about that haha. apparently there are sides on whether the earth is flat or not aswell..)
Tierra del Fuego...? Nope, try again.
Patagonia...? *ding!*
If Canada decided to call its provinces galaxies, it would not make Quebec a galaxy to anyone outside of Canada.
Having said that, greater Auckland would be a great in a sequel, for similar reasons.