Damn, I don’t think that’s mildly interesting at all. That’s a book I want to read
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/413371.Worldwalk
The book in question. He was housed by over 400 families while on his walk.
Welp there you have it. If you want to challenge his conclusion you must walk long and hit more countries than he did.
But then you don’t get to sing that 500 miles song. At least go 5 miles while muttering about multipliers between verses.
Honestly it sounds more like he went in with a preconceived notion, received data that verified his preconceived notion was incorrect, and then told everyone his preconceived notion seemed correct.
Or, you know, decided not to judge the entire human experience by the actions of a handful of individuals.
I’m sorry that you’re dissatisfied with the scientific method of his experience of humanity, which sounds more like an art project than seeking research grants.
Wow even the guy that wanted to be the man that fell down at your door only walked 1000 miles. This is pretty hardcore.
On April 14, 1970, during an 11g slingshot maneuver on the remote side of the moon on the Apollo 13 mission, Astronaut Jim Lovell achieved what every other person born in Ohio has always dreamed of:
Getting as far away as humanly possible.
People really will find any excuse to leave ohio
I’ve been a bunch of places all over the world and I would agree. The world isn’t terrible.
All the assholes who live in it however…
