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Good point, thanks. And of course that explains why for some there is a
slight halt when we hear that Upper Egypt is in the
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I think your self-description is reasonable, and probably universal.
The mind/brain itself, in my view, is a mapping system,
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Hmm
One thing both DC natives and visitors would probably say is that it is
not a normal grid. Possibly a french-fried
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I agree. These two worlds are very close, and even intersect in
interesting ways.
David Suter
(artist)
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I always enjoy this quote which John Hessler appends to his postings. I believe
it represents and evokes just one of a large
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As a visual artist with an interest in this subject I would suggest maps
are not just an extremely ancient form of fun but more
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The discussion of the Vinland map could also be seen as a rare
symptoman lonely outcropping from a lot of subterranean
