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The British Isles, according to the Irish language.
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💊 The world's drug map is changing. 🇦🇺 leads cocaine use. 🇧🇪 tops cocaine purity. 🇺🇸 battles fentanyl deaths. 🌿 Cannabis remains the most-used drug in 195 countries.
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Where to stand on the escalator - on the right, on the left, or as it turns out.
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The Israeli passport is strong globally - but not everywhere is willing to stamp it
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Every country gets its detective stereotype. Not every country keeps producing detective series.
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The toughest gastronomic rating is when food becomes the reason for the trip.
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China didn’t become the world’s factory on its own - every factory had customers.
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Politics has become a product with high social risk: in some countries it is discussed, in others it is avoided.
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The biggest climate story isn’t just who pollutes most - it’s who still makes money from carbon.
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This goes far beyond one city.
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The differences between the countries on the map show not just different military systems, but different ideas about where private life ends and duty to the state begins.
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A very clear story about how the area of ​​a country and the suitable space are not the same thing.
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Rabies deaths are not random: they follow poverty and inaccessible care.
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COVID-19 vaccination coverage map.
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We’re building an Agentic Layer for @Mapthos. Mapthos Assistant is already a production-grade agent with 100+ map-making skills. Soon, external agents will be able to interact with it directly - orchestrate pipelines, call skills, co-create maps. Mapthos is becoming agent-native.
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Apartment Price Growth Dynamics in 2025 - Europe
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Research with @Mapthos just takes seconds instead minutes and hours
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Your map looks great. But where do you post it? Square? Cropped. Stories? Reframed. LinkedIn? Different ratio. Twitter? Text unreadable. Why are we still fighting formats in 2026? In Mapthos, maps export ready for social media by default. One map → • Feed post • Story / Reel • Horizontal post • Clean, readable, correct scale No screenshots. No manual cropping. No “I’ll fix it later”. Serious question: How many good maps died because posting them was annoying? Maps deserve distribution, not friction. If you share maps online this should be the boring part — not the hard one. 👇 Where do you usually post your maps: Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, something else? (Really curious.)
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AI can generate stunning images of maps in seconds. And yet, most of them are wrong. Borders blur. Regions mix. Scale quietly breaks. Visually it looks convincing. Geographically it is fiction. That is the core problem with AI-generated maps today. They optimize for aesthetics, not for truth. But cartography is not illustration. It is structure. It is definition. It is agreement about reality. The future of cartography is not AI drawing maps from scratch. It is AI working on top of correct geography. First comes a solid map. Real borders. Stable regions. Consistent scale. Only then does AI become powerful. To compare. To analyze. To reveal patterns humans miss. AI should not guess where things are. It should help us understand what they mean. This is how maps move forward. Less hallucination. More insight.
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