Even as a young teen in the eighties I never understood that part of maps, they are so shallow and prone to bias. Even just creating a map with only on the gro

Even as a young teen in the eighties I never understood that part of maps, they are so shallow and prone to bias. Even just creating a map with only on the ground facts is always biased, there is always bad editorialization. I never used Encarta, so it might be great, but you can get better data today at the cost of being harder to use. But a lot less bias. That said maps are cool, and they are still really expensive, even with http://openstreetmap.org http://openstreetmap.org and https://www.naturalearthdata.com https://www.naturalearthdata.com