Map of the Week
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Bad Neo-Nazi Maps
The National Rally is a French right wing party founded by former Nazi SS members and run by people with similar views. They’ve changed the party’s name and softened the rhetoric to broaden their appeal even if their positions have not chan...
Vermont ICE Tours
IceToursVT has led tours of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities in and around Burlington, Vermont. “Think Hollywood star tours, but instead of celebrity mansions you get federal surveillance infrastructure. It's a litt...
Bad AI Maps - Part 3
For the last two posts I’ve been showing some bad AI generated maps found on the internet. Here are a bunch of maps that I created with AI. While this is partly to have fun with awfulness of many of these maps I’m also pretty fascinated wit...
Bad AI Maps - Part 2
I’ve been going deeper into the AI map rabbit hole. Here are a few more maps. The first two are from an image generating site called Craiyon. The prompt for this first map is World map with good countries in green and bad countries in red. ...
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A person who really likes maps, music and a few other things. I was born a while back and now I'm here. Bluesky - https://bsky.app/profile/douggreenfield.bsky.social Mastodon - https://mapstodon.space/@douggreenfield
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