About a week ago I posted the original Powers of 10, here is the updated version:
Note that we can actually figure out where Springfield is ... and it ain't Springfield Massachusetts. Springfield Indiana perhaps? Or is it Illinois?
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with the original verses put back in
ok, let's try the hispanic broadcast since HBO seems to think they own the other version
oh, and that Bruce fella ain't half bad neither
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can't be anywhere on the interior, since Springfield has a sea port - which, along with the ocean, is usually invisible in aerial shots. it also has a volcano and a canyon/gorge that come and go as needed.
no, Springfield is a magical place where geography depends entirely on the needs of the main characters.
Springfield also has a nearby desert with a grandiose canyon. And nearby mountains just outside of town.
I think it's clear that Springfield is all in Homer's mind
I love it!
I'm reminded of Woody Allen:
"What if nothing exists and we're all in somebody's dream? Or what's worse, what if only that fat guy in the third row exists?"