London Underground map
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It’s not really a map; it’s a diagram — it has, at best, a tenuous relationship with the actual geography of London — but to many people (including me) it’s the only map of London there is. As I’ve experienced it, London is a collection of islands, joined only by an elaborate network of tubes. The London Underground map is London.

So… the internet (and by internet, I mostly mean the web). Physically, the internet is just a lot of computers linked together; sending, receiving and routing packets of data (through, oddly enough, an elaborate network of tubes). That’s just machines though, that’s the way they see it.
What I’m trying to say is; the way I experience London through the Underground map is somehow related to the way I experience the internet through Safari and Google. And in the same way that most of London is left off that map, to be forever unexplored; much of the internet is floating around in unexplored obscurity, not linked into the Piccadilly Line of the web.
I want to go exploring.
