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=Quote from Paul Salopek (Lab Talk Blog)=

For those of us who travel for a living, or who live to travel, getting lost is an important part of journeying. Being lost can be stressful, of course. But it also wakes you up. You stand a little straighter. Your eyes and pores open. You become more alert. You study the world carefully, scanning the horizon for landmarks, signs, clues — for a way forward. (Sometimes, you backtrack.) But ultimately, you become alive to possibility: a new compass bearing, a new story, a trail untaken. Being a little lost can be a good thing. Being found all the time is overrated.

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