strange maps – Moe Lane

Tweet of the Day, Strange Maps edition.

Kind of cool, this. And I can see how it’d be necessary, too.

This 1927 map of Paramount shooting locations denotes the regions they're supposed to resemble. pic.twitter.com/Or3s0ZvPFZ

— Kevin Church (@Kevin_Church) May 6, 2016

#rsrh A map of Obamavania (with apologies to @JayCostTWS).

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I have no idea why I saw this (via Instapundit):

…and eventually thought of this:

…except that I love drawing maps, especially Strange Maps*; and there’s not much chance of me doing that anymore. So here you go, I guess.

Moe Lane

*Good luck getting him to link to this one, though.

This map is probably nonsense, alas.

Interesting nonsense that gives us some perspective on the history of television from a new angle, but probably nonsense:

Bear in mind that I am not anything remotely resembling an expert on this topic, or even an apprentice; but I am given to understand that in general our radio and television broadcasting signals are going to degrade over interstellar distances… and at this point somebody says “Fermi Paradox,” and then somebody else says “Drake Equation,” and then the arguments start.

Damned if I know where the hell is everybody, myself.