The map book I wrote with @betsymason goes on sale today! It's a big, lavishly illustrated book with 80 stories about maps and mapmakers. If you're even a little bit carto-curious, check it out! https://t.co/wq5nxNSV7M
Conspiracy theories tap into basic aspects of human psychology and cognition--which may explain why they’re so hard to eradicate. My latest for @KnowableMag: https://t.co/7F9T1hZKGl
What a milestone! @DavidRumseyMaps has now put 100,000 maps online. A new series of blog posts will highlight some of the recent additions: https://t.co/hTeubk6nN2
Reports of neurological symptoms in Covid-19 patients raise questions about how the virus might affect the nervous system. My latest for @KnowableMag https://t.co/gVkYc7ZT03
For the last 50+ years there's been a single source of cannabis available for legitimate scientific research in the United States. That may be about to change: https://t.co/pgxJmHOaOr
@Open_Notebook Cartographer @kennethfield flags some examples of #COVID19 maps that shouldn't have been made in this excellent post https://t.co/PLUUaL6qdn
Do physical spaces still influence social connections in the internet age? @MarioLuisSmall says they do, in some interesting and important ways: https://t.co/mewDPSKwMI
I recently spoke with author @sam_kean about how he weaves science and history into great stories. Our interview is online @Open_Notebook https://t.co/vbMi1y6QrZ
Minneapolis is reckoning with its history of structural racism, through updates to the city zoning code and this pioneering attempt to map every discriminatory housing covenant. @dosmonos reports: https://t.co/j1YMo1MXhq
Hey map lovers, we're back! We've launched a new website with some of our favorite stories about maps, with more on the way soon. Check it out at mapdragons dot com: https://t.co/AIsCaHFumy Hope to see you there!