A closer look at the states in the USA might tell you that:
Indiana is in Alabama
Alabama is in Georgia
Georgia is in Minnesota
So what state is in Indiana?
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I hear that:
NORTH DAKOTA
is in Indiana. Why? Because in each case:
the common 2-letter abbreviation of the state listed first appears as a substring of the name of the chemical element sharing its symbol with the state listed second.
i.e.
Indiana (IN) is in "Alabama" (AL), which is ALUMINIUM;
Alabama (AL) is in "Georgia" (GA), which is GALLIUM;
Georgia (GA) is in "Minnesota" (MN), which is MANGANESE.
So for Indiana:
North Dakota (ND) is in "Indiana" (IN), which is INDIUM.
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1$\begingroup$ By this rule, Indiana, Alabama and Georgia are also in themselves, but Minnesota is not. $\endgroup$ Feb 15, 2022 at 14:51