Hello, Winebbers, my name is Jesse Meekham, this is podcast number 288 for

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I've been doing a lot of traveling this summer, camps, camping, backpacking, some nicer vacations.

What one?

And it's been awesome.

There's something about travel that makes you kind of see things a little differently.

I remember I was in Ecuador a long time,

several years ago, and I remember who was speaking.

It might have been Mr. Money Musch

because it was this Chautauqua that we put on together

or that we were at least participants of.

And he was talking about how time tends to kind of, if you keep doing the same thing over and over again this routine

that you have this routine routine routine your brain doesn't store all of these individual

days as separate days because it finds it kind of useless.

It compresses them because the routine is the same, the data appears to be the same, so

your brain kind of remembers it as the same, and people that travel or break routines regularly they feel like they

like life is going slower because their brain is simply noticing more

different things and I found that fascinating there

actually been experiments with people trying to figure out how to slow down the

perception of time passing as it relates to events that they experience which I find crazy

and interesting. So I've just been thinking about this as we've been traveling a

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