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The Smithsonian has a collection of the some of the earliest driving directions. When there were no street names or route numbers, it was a picture book.
I love this: that fork to go to Racine still exists.
There are quicker ways now, but you can still go from Chicago to Milwaukee along the same routes:
Via bookofjoe.
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He doesn't give actionable avcide, he's an economic scientist that gives an unbiased realistic prognosis free from delusion, pessimism, optimism or self interest of what risks he feels based on the EVIDENCE of what lies ahead. His job is to piece together a macro prognosis based on the statistics he and his team analyses. Whether you choose to listen to him is another matter. I'd rather listen to someone whose business it is to make money, because I'm either thick, lazy or gullible
Posted by: Mig | April 20, 2012 at 06:36 AM
Thanks Mig.
Posted by: Dave Tufte | April 20, 2012 at 08:44 AM