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In 1998, I was at a Renaissance Faire in Pennsylvania for a school trip. It was set in Elizabethan times, and the main event of the day, the Ultimate Joust, had an actor playing Queen Elizabeth I there. However, she was referred to as "Queen Elizabeth," and the Queen of England at that time was Queen Elizabeth II. I honestly thought that the *current* Queen of England, Elizabeth II, was actually at that joust, especially since I had no idea what she looked like back then.

— IMMarkotronthe world : politics

I thought that in order to get to Canada, you had to go through Maine, since Maine was the northernmost state on the East Coast.

— IMMarkotronthe world : places

I used to believe New Zealand and Australia were part of the UK because they have a UK flag on their flags

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I used to think that you could fall into space through the Earth's crust in you kept digging in the garden
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I have absolutely no idea why but when I was a young child I thought Hong Kong was another name for London.

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I used to think that a "concrete jungle" was an actual jungle. I imagined it to be like a rainforest, but instead of water and plants, there was wet concrete.

I used to think that all British people were related to the Queen and that they were able to visit Buckingham Palace and see her family anytime they wanted

When I was a child I used to believe
that everything that wasn't China, didn't exist.Because when I was a child I thought that all the world is
China.

— None namethe world : places

When I was younger I used to believe the earth was flat because I thought that if it was round and with volume we were going to fall.

I thought panhandlers were called that because they carried around a pan and put all the money people gave them in it. For some reason, I didn't wonder why I never actually saw beggars carrying pans.

— Darth Deaththe world : money

When I was little, I thought that Spanish and Italian were the same except Spanish was good and Italian was evil. I probably got this belief because the only Hispanic people I knew of were always friendly to us and would never hurt anyone, while my only knowledge of Italian people was scary, ruthless gangsters from DVDs and books my parents had.

— Lived in California for a long timethe world : nationalities

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