How to Time Travel
Chesky argues that repetition blurs memory while new experiences stretch it, which is why he remembers every childhood family trip but none of his 2,000 bus rides, so travel makes life feel longer.
Chesky argues that repetition blurs memory while new experiences stretch it, which is why he remembers every childhood family trip but none of his 2,000 bus rides, so travel makes life feel longer.
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