Revolt Within the Google Maps Reality Matrix

I did a prior post on Found Art Photography from Google Maps' Street View a while back, so this seems only too appropriate to show (thanks to Drax for the tip!):

You are seeing correctly. That is a photo of two men dressed in scuba gear chasing after a Google Maps Survey Car in Norway. See it for yourself: enter "Rugdeveien 39, 5097 Bergen, Norway" into Google Maps and go into Street View.

Why are they in scuba gear?

Why are they chasing the Survey Car?

Did they plan this?

These questions might never be answered, but I think it has become quite clear now that Google Maps, otherwise known as the Google Maps Reality Matrix, is not without enemies.

Think about recent events: the launch of Google Android, Google Buzz, Google Books, Google Wave, Google Nexus, and the upcoming Google Toilet-Cam have all received across-the-board negative slandering in the press. In addition, governments of the world are uniting against Google because it stands in ideological opposition to the sovereignty of Free Market Economies. But they realize, of course, that Google is the internet. Google is all information and media. By what possible means can governments undermine the communication and social networks of the masses?

Simple: scuba-insurgents.

Google won't see it coming. Think about it.

Actually, don't. Don't think about it. Just put your scuba suit on.