I am at a place.
I have a map of the place.
I take out the map and spread it on a table.
There is a one-to-one correspondence between points on the map and points on the place.
For example, I can find a point corresponding to north-east corner of the table on the map.
But these two points are distinct.
One is on the place and the other is on the map.
Question:
If I am marking a point on the map, am I marking a point on the place or a point on the map?
The map is a part of the place.
Or is the place a part of the map?
I have a map of the place.
I take out the map and spread it on a table.
There is a one-to-one correspondence between points on the map and points on the place.
For example, I can find a point corresponding to north-east corner of the table on the map.
But these two points are distinct.
One is on the place and the other is on the map.
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Question:
If I am marking a point on the map, am I marking a point on the place or a point on the map?
The map is a part of the place.
Or is the place a part of the map?
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