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GPS does exist, sure, but I still often see tourists in my city look at a paper map. While standing in the middle of a busy sidewalk. People still ask for direc
by grishka 3y ago
GPS does exist, sure, but I still often see tourists in my city look at a paper map. While standing in the middle of a busy sidewalk. People still ask for directions too, especially the older ones who are less likely to have or use a smartphone and/or mobile data.
- listenallyall 3y agoGPS directions tend to be much more difficult for pedestrians than for drivers because the direction you're pointed is either undefined or hard to ascertain. That's when asking someone "which way is X" is necessary.
- grishka 3y agoGPS is not a substitute to looking around and matching the reality to what you see on your screen, obviously :)