Yes, exactly! Globe view doesn't work when you want to show the whole world at once, which is useful for climate visualizations, political maps etc. Also, many

Yes, exactly! Globe view doesn't work when you want to show the whole world at once, which is useful for climate visualizations, political maps etc. Also, many organizations, especially governments and news media, often have their own requirements and conventions when publishing maps — some practical, some purely stylistic. For example, NY Times uses Albers USA for election maps (it has that iconic curved look of state boundaries), and National Geographic uses Winkel Tripel for their world maps.