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That would have seem to be something trivial to think about for anyone with a modicum of sense of orientation. I guess most people don't have that.
by prmoustache 3y ago
That would have seem to be something trivial to think about for anyone with a modicum of sense of orientation.
I guess most people don't have that.
- ianschmitz 3y agoNot all routes are a straight line. The time of day also matters…
- yreg 3y agoCongratulations on your superior sense of orientation.
- urbandw311er 3y agoYour comment comes across as arrogant and (embarrassingly for you) you’re wrong. There are more variables - the direction the roads go in. The changing position of the sun during the journey. The date and time. It’s nothing like as clear cut as you make out. Try “London to Edinburgh” at this time of year and you’ll see what I mean - there’s only 10% difference in sun exposure between the two sides of the bus.
- quickthrower2 3y agoThe sun doesn't rise in the East and set in the West though. And a random short route I put in had about 30 turns and all kinds of angles. Not everywhere is a US grid city :-).