It sounds like a technicality

Tbh

Ahh yes a subcontinent

continents are loosely defined anyway

Australia isnt a continent and is

Here we call those states

what defines a continent?

India's a Subcontinent I believe

and literally Britain conquered it before Australia

Not all of it ;)

there are 14 countries in the Oceania continent in which Australia exists

Australia is the continent

Oceania is a region

Oceania is a continent and Australia is a continent in the continent of Oceania

Just like how Britian isn't part of the Eurasian continent

It's an island associated with it

just like how europe and asia are different continents

becuse 2 defnitinz of continent cuz we smurt

for some reason

thonk

@Spooky Melonsame thing since they are physically connected

>that Australian border

But that's an out dated map of it

europe and asia are 2 different continents by region but 1 continent geologically

Honestly the term continent has such wierd terms and meaning behind it

Afro-eurasia is technically the more accurate Continental term

4 continents. Australia , afro-eurasia , Antarctica , America

..............

That's the more modern way

no

literally just no

The more modern way is: White Countries and Non-White Countries, divided into two continents

checkmate

so it turns out there are multiple ways of defining the continents

fuckin hell

this is what happens when you dont use the metric system

Literally just said that

Geologically its more accurate to say NA SA Eurasia Africa Australia Antarctica (Zelandia)

basically: six continents v2

the distinction between europe and asia is thought to be largely political in origin