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Why Norway is teaching travellers how to travel

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The weapon of mass destruction that changed space travel

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The land that may explode at any minute

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This is why people flock to Canada's river of gold

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Where the 'human fish' lurks

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The criminal who gave his name to new Swiss currency

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The photographer travelling the world to capture beauty

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The Mythical Roaches of England's Peak District

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Finland's newest national park

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Five cities that you should move to now

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Why there isn't more 'Jewish food' in Israel

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Why are Australians so laid back?

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The unique ant dish that falls out of the sky

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The largest waterfall in history was 2x higher and 3x wider than Niagara Falls

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The Greek word that can't be translated

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The rare cheese that's dying out

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The islands that reshaped science (not the Galapagos Islands)

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A beautiful paradise where Genghis Khan prepared for war

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The secret of salami's roots in Nazi exile

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The Scottish castle that survived centuries of war

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The last descendants of a 'superhuman race'

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The last troglodytes of Iran

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The last of Uganda's python spirit guardians

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The island with a 1,000 shipwrecks

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The most perfect love story in Switzerland

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Italy's most unspoiled, elite wine paradise

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The truth about Japanese mindfulness

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The family aiming to build a sculpture bigger than Mt Rushmore

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Thailand's nefarious island paradise

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The bubbly made in ancient Italian undergrounds

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There's something about needing to focus on a singular action that really helps you detach, I find. I don't think it's necessarily avoiding it - when you're detached and not thinking about it I think you give yourself space to reorient. Sometimes the world gets too noisy and you can't think straight.

That said, I once tried to relax by playing a chess game and I almost punched something I was so frustrated with how quiet and slow the game was ;)

I'm actually incredibly interested to know if su filindeu is historically linked to la mian in any way (apart from the obvious pasta came from China argument)