Why can’t you just believe in the territory without trying g to confuse it with maps?
To me belief in the territory is the confused one :)
Because you don’t believe territory “exists” or because it’s simpler to not model it twice—once on a map, once outside?
The latter. Also postulating immutable territory outside all maps means asking toxic questions about what exists, what is real and what is a fact.
Why can’t you just believe in the territory without trying g to confuse it with maps?
To me belief in the territory is the confused one :)
Because you don’t believe territory “exists” or because it’s simpler to not model it twice—once on a map, once outside?
The latter. Also postulating immutable territory outside all maps means asking toxic questions about what exists, what is real and what is a fact.