Almost, probably a bit too complicated: Alexander Emerick Jones, source Wikipedia

“it takes 400 grams or about 19,200 grains of rice to feed one adult for a day” Source: Freerice via Wikipedia

This was at least true until August 20th, 1909 [source]

*everybody dies

At first, people used itinirary (to go to Rome, first go to PlaceX, then PlaceY, etc)

Maps of the time, when they existed, where merely illustrations, with fictionnal places sprinkled in.

Then some attempts mesured distances between places by counting step, and overall direction. This is why most maps before 1000ce are really strange looking, but you can guess what they represent using the name of places.

With the invention of things like the astrolab, people where able to mesure both distances and more precise direction, giving birth to triangulation, which was used until the invention of GPS

I love the 45° builds. Not easy but you pulled them off

This reminds me of https://www.wikitok.io/

I use it for books/movies/music/games recommandations (at least while it isn’t used for ads…). You can ask for an artist similar to X or a short movie in genre X. The more demanding you are the better, like a “funny scifi book in the YA genre with a zero to hero plot”.

Viggo Mortensen

If you’re looking for warm and relaxing with a fantasy twist Hogwarts Legacy has a great OST