OK not much time to do this but:
1 - Book time at the nearest hadron collider
2 - Find one each, extreme right and left wing nutter (shouldn’t be difficult)
3 - Place item 2 in collider
4 - Voila! Politician who has public good as priority
Two thousand years ago, a network of merchants started offering to deliver items from one village to another. At that time the concept was so new that they created a story around the new ‘Christ’ holiday: A ‘universal patron saint’ that could deliver anywhere in one night. To some he is known as Santa, to others, UPS…
Interesting thoughts; I suspect you do lose something by not having to work out a route in a more analogue way. Personally I find map-reading skills are still handy when using Google Maps, as it can be unreliable.
@timrichards Google Maps is great for A-B in a new area but a map and ‘bumping around’ a place does indeed build the mental map and the confidence to get around.
@mikemathia After reading, I checked the date, thinking it would be something like 1951. How nice to see that people like that could still be in this world.
