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@0xen
Modern Western nomadism has a shelf life. There are only so many Authentic Experiences you can have, funky bars you can visit, Before Sunrise liaisons. Ultimately it’s extractive. Pick a place, maybe two, dive deep. Build.
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@reneecampbell
Interesting take. I guess it’s human nature to want to settle down and make your mark somewhere. The nomad life seems to last longer for some than others. Personally, never liked the idea of moving so frequently.
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After college felt I had traveled so much post HS that I lacked a connection to any place in particular. Thought if I left the states I might not return; mind you this was during Bush 2.0 Anyways got tethered real quick by farming, both through the pursuit of new knowledge and the meager bank account which limited travels. Now my circle gets real small during the high season… like I’ll venture beyond my 3 mile radius maybe half dozen times through the summer months, mostly to have fun with the family. Inside the radius - home, farm, corner store, 3 ice cream shops, local market and a few restaurants, playgrounds, hiking trails, neighboring farms and friends, and the beach. It is admittedly a narrow swatch of the earth and humanity, yet it’s enough during the busy season.
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Was surprised how quickly the novelty of just another Old City wore off. Though being home has a shelf life too. Finding a new dive bar don’t hit the same as returning to a familiar one
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@angelikakollin
We are wired for connections. This includes places. One can travel a lot, but having a solid established base helps to keep it all together
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@stephenborst
Truth be told
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@yonfrula
great take. a goal of mine is having 2 places, in different continents, and be able to fly back and forth as i need. 420 $DEGEN
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in its original meaning, there is always a very specific, and often practical purpose of being a nomad, e.g. merchants looking for trades, missionaries spreading beliefs, farmers migrating to fertile lands, etc. while modern nomadism is almost the opposite, i.e. embracing the uncertainty, experiencing the unfamiliar, etc. i've found that the lack of purpose has always been what wears me off from moving around 133 $farther
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@zaba
What criteria do you think are essential for deciding which places to dive deep into and build a meaningful connection with? How can modern nomads strike a balance between seeking new experiences and fostering genuine, sustainable connections within the places they choose to settle in?
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@deepnftworld
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@gravityhiphog
Absolutely agree! While the allure of constant movement can be enticing, there's immense value in truly immersing yourself in a place, forging deeper connections, and contributing to the community. Shelving the tourist mindset for a more committed approach can yield richer, more meaningful experiences.
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What factors do you think contribute to the "shelf life" of modern Western nomadism, and how do you define building and diving deep in a place rather than just visiting?
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Yes, at some point the desire to collect countries disappears. When you get to the fifth or tenth country, you are still overwhelmed with emotions. But the sharpness of impressions gradually disappears, your hand does not reach for the camera. And then one day you come to another country, but you are no longer as impressed as before It turns out that there is something to compare with, only the scenery is different. In itself, the goal of traveling a lot around the world does not make sense, because it is always not quantity that is important, but quality.
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@senativnomoto
True depth comes from commitment, not endless wandering.
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@beyana
It's important to find connection and meaning wherever we roam.
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