Because cell phone audio is not the best audio in the world, numbers can
be misheard. Three words are less likely to be misheard than strings of
numbers. There have been many incidents where mishearing has sent first
responders to incorrect addresses here in N.Y.C.
On 8/17/2019 9:58 AM, Dave Jones wrote:
It is indeed a very interesting concept. However, I am not 100%
certain that I follow its logic. Or perhaps what I mean to say is
“follow the point “. Why complicate things by having to remember words
or use words to find an address when using an address is the best way
for someone to find you in most cases? The address system currently
being used has been tried and true for what seems like forever. Am I
also missing something?
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