#Resource “And how does that scale up to global? What is it to say? I believe a good life to be connected to the way I treat the people I physically live nearby. My neighbors are important to me. I know that. That's a remembering. That's a wisdom thing. The map I'm in doesn't have anything to say about that. It supports that. Maybe I can reject the say to it. So there's the, how we might take the metaphor of the map is not the territory and use it as a continuous tool of re-engagement with the map and the map choices we're making. That's the one.” “But I think the key point for me and what I mean by, kenning it at least, one of the things I mean by mythocartography is how we're engaging with our maps. That's the bit. So I agree making maps is magic and beautiful.” From Accidental Gods: The Joy of Becoming Lost: Maps, Myths and Navigating the meta-crisis with Sam Crosby of Recalling Fire, 25 Mar 2026 https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/accidental-gods/id1492827360?i=1000757158990&r=3930 This material may be protected by copyright.