Agreed. I might even take a step too far and say the map and
   territory are the same, because they're unified and in constant
   conversation with each other.

   A territory without a map isn't a territory because anybody who
   is situated on/in/around/near a territory begins to map it at
   the first glance of the territory or experience of it.

   The territory guides the map and since all we have to work with
   is the map, the map *is* the territory. This proves what you
   say, "it's always the map and never the territory".

   Yet, there are many maps and many mappers, hence, confusion
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