> This feels like an accidentally arrogant, Western-centric way of looking at addresses nope, many places simply do not have addresses. many places do not have

> This feels like an accidentally arrogant, Western-centric way of looking at addresses nope, many places simply do not have addresses. many places do not have streets. And unless you can find a more global addressing format that does not require translation of complex sentences we can only use location based addresses for a lot of places. Essentially a plus code is something that you can paste on amazon for a delivery. Now we could say that web giants like amazon are a danger to the world, a danger ever so ominous as so alluring. Still to the aim of identifying a place for delivery many places do not have addresses.