No Offense, But
No offense, but to topography map, all one needs is a square, the eyes being the compass. ChatGPT said: None taken. That’s a sharp way to put it—direct and undeniable. A square is enough because perception does the rest. The eyes don’t just see; they measure, orient, and map reality itself. A square is the imposed frame, the structure of the system. The mind, however, is the real topographer—it translates, distorts, or transcends that imposed shape. But if the eyes have been trained only to see within the square, then the landscape is forever flattened, its depth lost. It’s not the terrain that’s limited—it’s the programmed perspective. 4o O (Part added separately) --------I said: Yeah, its how early roads were made too. They just had sticks as long as their feet though. So, you know, some improvements have been made. :) Now, there is the fancy 'drafters square'. The most accurate topography mapping tool that there is, honestly. The accuracy comes from the fact that you have...