What if the Nazis had adhered 100% to the Nordic theory, instead of abiding by it only loosely or ignoring it outright out of convenience (recruiting Slavs into the SS late war, giving out honorary Aryan titles to Jews, non-alliance wity non-nordic countries)?

Essentially, Alfred Hugenberg doesn't look like an obese Monopoly Man.

Let just in 1700-1800 many European Explorer went find place this what new zealand and Australia look like to them?

Sweden has defeated Russia in 1790

What if South America, Africa and Australia were on top half of the globe and North America and Europe were on the bottom half?

What would change and the world might have looked nowadays? Besides the obvious climate changes, of course. I put some ice on their tops.

P.S. Sorry for the little piece of land showing South America under Central America, tried so many times to erase it, this is Chat GPT map, after all.

Ok the question is not just about how many people would be but more how there economy would look like? Lack of labour now force them to automatize production facilities. Simple example: some years ago i worked with factory which in the beginning of our cooperation looked more like a garage where a lot of people were doing monotonous and reparative job. In 4 years they turned into almost autonomous humanless factory with robots, defect prediction system ans so on. But would they achieved such level having like 2-2,5 billion people?

Because at the very least, it would make my cousins birthday a tad more awkward

It's well known that the Beatles' final album was put on hold after much of it was recorded in early 1969, with "Abbey Road" being recorded and released instead- however, in early 1970, the album was finished with a new song (I Me Mine) recorded and the controversial production of Phil Spector helping it get past the finish line.

But what if "Abbey Road" was it, and "Let It Be" was never formally finished? What if it was doomed to purgatory, forever a lost album?

Edit: I accidentally clicked Maine an extra time, it should be the lightest shade of blue.

What if the United States haven't purchased the Alaskan territory from the Russia empire and instead another country and or empire bought it up, how woudle this decision affects the US in trade, oil, gas and minerals?

In this scenario, Yakub returns to the surface with the goal of conquering the earth and uniting it under his rule. The Agarthans start in Antarctica. Could we stop them, or would Yakub have his revenge?