People are good at finding things in the real world.
We locate and remember things in terms of where they are in relation to other things. We can effortlessly remember thousands of real-world locations, even if we haven't been there for years. If we know the approximate location of something, we can usually find it. The Web currently has no notion of approximate location or neighbourhood. Map.net allows you to explore the Internet in the same way you explore a map, using information-rich visuals instead of searching through long lists of text.