You could do so, but that seems to be stretching the analogy a lot. The idea of map v. territory is that I actually have a territory out there. A path on the map is then simply a type of object that is somewhere in the territory which may or may not be marked correctly on the map.
You could do so, but that seems to be stretching the analogy a lot. The idea of map v. territory is that I actually have a territory out there. A path on the map is then simply a type of object that is somewhere in the territory which may or may not be marked correctly on the map.