--Uh, Canada.
Huh?
--You told me distance was kilometers.
Well, yeah, that's what the signs say.
but.... nobody uses the signs.
--So, they're right. You measure distance in time.
Yeah. The store is 10 minutes away. Grandma is 2 hours away.
--How far is Ottawa from Toronto?
4 and 1/2 hours.
--And in kilometers, that's?
nobody knows.
--So, if there's traffic,
then it's further away.
--The distance changes,
especially in winter.
Everything's further away in winter.
--Things are further away when it's colder.
Have you driven in Saskatchewan in January?
--So, how far is Calgary to Vancouver?
10 hours.
--And in the winter?
you dont do that drive in winter
moral of the story is
Actual distance in Canada = Map distance × (1 + |°C below zero| / 10) + Tim Hortons stops
Calgary to Vancouver is around 970 km on the Trans-Canada
The Coquihalla has an entire reality TV show about trucks dying on it.
Rogers Pass has a military avalanche-control program that fires artillery at the mountains.
When the government has to shell the road to keep it open...
the distance really is “no.”
Huh?
--You told me distance was kilometers.
Well, yeah, that's what the signs say.
but.... nobody uses the signs.
--So, they're right. You measure distance in time.
Yeah. The store is 10 minutes away. Grandma is 2 hours away.
--How far is Ottawa from Toronto?
4 and 1/2 hours.
--And in kilometers, that's?
nobody knows.
--So, if there's traffic,
then it's further away.
--The distance changes,
especially in winter.
Everything's further away in winter.
--Things are further away when it's colder.
Have you driven in Saskatchewan in January?
--So, how far is Calgary to Vancouver?
10 hours.
--And in the winter?
you dont do that drive in winter
moral of the story is
Actual distance in Canada = Map distance × (1 + |°C below zero| / 10) + Tim Hortons stops
Calgary to Vancouver is around 970 km on the Trans-Canada
The Coquihalla has an entire reality TV show about trucks dying on it.
Rogers Pass has a military avalanche-control program that fires artillery at the mountains.
When the government has to shell the road to keep it open...
the distance really is “no.”
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The first clue is the literal nature of sand as granular material. The second clue refers to sand in hourglasses.
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The first clue is the literal nature of sand as granular material. The second clue refers to sand in hourglasses.
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