Mercurial » Maps http://www.mercurial.cc Weighty, fluid, brilliant and toxic Mon, 14 Nov 2011 15:54:09 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Cultural map of the world http://www.mercurial.cc/archives/2008/01/23/cultural-map-of-the-world/ http://www.mercurial.cc/archives/2008/01/23/cultural-map-of-the-world/#comments Wed, 23 Jan 2008 18:26:24 +0000 Camilo http://www.mercurial.cc/?p=2229 The great Inglehart-Weizel Cultural Map of the World. But it looks to me as if a lot of these things could be better explained with a third coordinate; this map made me think of the cusp bifurcation, very well explained by Sir Chris Zimmerman.

via kottke, that got it from strange maps. Of course!

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But it looks to me as if a lot of these things could be better explained with a third coordinate; this map made me think of the cusp bifurcation, very well explained by Sir Chris Zimmerman.

via kottke, that got it from strange maps. Of course!

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Sometimes they believed me.

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This geographically accurate map of the London Underground would have been a good idea, back in the time. I remember visitors, walking like crazy, and me trying to convince them that walking was just a better alternative, that the other tube station was only minutes away from where we were.

Sometimes they believed me.

Check the original at this address

UPDATE: Now you have the old, traditional map of the underground, with walkways indicated. There you go: User friendly maps.

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