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EPISODE · Jul 18, 2026 · 23 MIN

Why Jaffa Street Has Three Names

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A single street in Jerusalem has three valid English spellings: Jaffa, Yafo, and Yaffo. Now multiply that across every language and script, and the permutations explode. This episode unpacks why address geolocation is a systemic failure, not a localization bug — and why global supply chains are breaking on romanization inconsistencies. We explore how geocoding works under the hood, why Google’s dominance creates a single point of failure, and what open alternatives like Plus Codes and what3words offer as replacements for the broken text-address paradigm. Episode #101921 — open it directly at myweirdprompts.com/101921

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