> I feel like there was some underlying sociological issue there where Thais thought of maps in terms only really of landmarks This is such an interesting comm

> I feel like there was some underlying sociological issue there where Thais thought of maps in terms only really of landmarks This is such an interesting comment, I'm curious of your age. I grew up and learned to drive before smart phones existed and landmark based directions were extremely common. Directions like this were expected, moreso than street name based directions. "Take a left at the 3rd light after the freeway, then a right after 7-11, and it is the 5th house on the left with the blue door and red Truck in the driveway". What is interesting is that these drivers are still using this older method.