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Follow the GPS to the letter in Rome? You get lost. Better keep your eyes open…
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Montemagno uses the map-and-territory image to suggest checking directions against what is actually happening. He says he lived in Rome for a year and a half and jokes about one-way streets to describe the risk of following GPS without watching the road. The anecdote supports attention and judgement; it does not document traffic-rule changes or a crash.
Key points
- A representation of reality can be useful without being identical to reality.
- The Rome-and-GPS anecdote illustrates following a tool without observing the context.
- Keeping one’s eyes on the road becomes a concrete example of attention and judgement.
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