Princeton Professors J. Richard Gott and Robert Vanderbei, in collaboration with David Goldberg of Drexel University, have designed a two-sided disk that minimizes the flaws of traditional flat maps.
This comment is just arrogant enough to sound enlightened and so absurd that it’s rage bait for anyone that has done any actual work in the field. Perfect trolling my friend. Chef’s kiss.
“No! You can’t do that!”
“Why not?”
“Because it’s freaking me out!”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVX-PrBRtTY
Am I the only one who would be perfectly content if everyone just used globes?
Nobody really needs a 2D projection of the world anymore - we’re all packing superior 3D renderers in our pockets. It’s just hard to break old habits.
I for one would like to look at a simple 2d map instead of having to scroll around frantically just to compare two countries.
This comment is just arrogant enough to sound enlightened and so absurd that it’s rage bait for anyone that has done any actual work in the field. Perfect trolling my friend. Chef’s kiss.
Thank you for seeing it for what it is - it’s hard to convey humor over just text.