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Gone Travl'n
Colorado and the Rockies
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Justin S. Bailey
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[From the Archives] Adventure as a Mindset
Adventure is a state of being and philosophy of life. Our adventures need not be elaborate or exotic, distant or remote, life-threatening, or foolhardy…
Jun 20
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Justin S. Bailey
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Those Who Wander Open Debate #9
Is the Cost of Travel and Adventure the Primary Barrier to Seeing the World, or Is It Our High Standards?
Jun 13
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Justin S. Bailey
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Gone Travl'n
A road trip to Michigan.
Jun 6
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Justin S. Bailey
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May 2025
[From the Archives] The Case for Slow Travel and Slow Reading in a Fast-Paced Society
Learning to slow down and appreciate our world is at odds with our culture of expediency but is a critical skill and habit to develop a better…
May 30
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Justin S. Bailey
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[From the Archives] The Case for Slow Travel and Slow Reading in a Fast-Paced Society
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Because It Is There: On Humanism, Francesco Petrarch, and The Ascent of Mont Ventoux
Some find the motivation to wander in the wilderness silly, useless, risky, or mundane. However, a 14th-century letter by a poet reveals that the zest…
May 23
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Justin S. Bailey
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Because It Is There: On Humanism, Francesco Petrarch, and The Ascent of Mont Ventoux
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[From the Archives] The Most Important Human Discovery of All Time—Fire
The discovery and mastery of fire is, without a doubt, the most consequential event in human history and evolution.
May 16
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Justin S. Bailey
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[From the Archives] The Most Important Human Discovery of All Time—Fire
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Ethnic Tourism and the Modern Traveler’s Dilemma: What if Your Life Became a Tourist Attraction?
An ethical debate that has challenged the tourism industry for decades remains controversial, but is full of nuance and multiple perspectives worth…
May 9
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Justin S. Bailey
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Ethnic Tourism and the Modern Traveler’s Dilemma: What if Your Life Became a Tourist Attraction?
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Those Who Wander Open Debate #8
Does Travel and Adventure Make Us Less Fearful?
May 2
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Justin S. Bailey
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April 2025
Wrestling with Human Nature: The Anthropologist’s Dilemma
Our perceptions of who we are at our core are foundational to building a just society, yet uncovering who we are has been a centuries-old debate that is…
Apr 25
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Justin S. Bailey
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Wrestling with Human Nature: The Anthropologist’s Dilemma
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[From the Archives] Traveling Versus Wandering
What’s the Difference and Why Does it Matter?
Apr 18
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Justin S. Bailey
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Summoning the Anthropology of Wandering: A Primer to My Forthcoming Book
What is the anthropology of wandering? And can it guide us toward a more favorable view of humanity?
Apr 11
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Justin S. Bailey
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Summoning the Anthropology of Wandering: A Primer to My Forthcoming Book
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