Wednesday August 19, 2026

WEDNESDAY — PERSPECTIVE & PRACTICE

“Geographical curves are so involved in their detail that their lengths are often… undefinable.”

— Benoît Mandelbrot

The CIA puts Canada’s coastline at 202,080km. The World Resources Institute says 265,523km, and neither is wrong: they simply drew inlets, islands, and tide lines differently. Every dashboard carries someone’s buried decisions about what counts, which makes a measurement less a reading of reality than an argument over it. To learn more, Check out Which country has the longest coastline? Clue – there’s a colossal 265,523km of it…

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Stay safe. Stay healthy. Be strong. Lead well.

Chad