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Seriously recommended for everyone from the bottom of my heart.
- A simple app where your movements are recorded on a map.
- Just that, but it can significantly enrich your life.
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Good things about it:
- Leaves behind memories, becomes like a footprint of your life.
- Enjoyable to explore (clearing the fog).
- It’s fun to pass through alleys you wouldn’t notice when walking normally.
- This is something that needs to be experienced to be understood.
- Boosts motivation for physical activity.
- Makes traveling enjoyable, eliminates hassle.
- Makes detours more enjoyable.
- Even if you take the wrong path, it’s not as frustrating.
- Exploration of the Fascination of World’s Mist
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Drawbacks:
- The price is high, that’s it.
- At 1,840 yen, most people have a knee-jerk rejection reaction.
- However, it’s only a few meals’ worth.
- It definitely offers more value than that.
- (s7tya) Before you know it, it’s 3,000 yen…
- (s7tya) Before you know it, it’s 4,500 yen…
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Feedback from early adopters:
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“I wish I had started earlier, I wanted to record my travels as well.”
- It’s obviously better to start early.
- Whether you start today or a month from now, starting today is better.
- I convinced three people, and they all said this (meow).
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Reasons for the high price:
- It is technically well-executed.
- It captures highly accurate GPS data without draining the battery.
- (I don’t know the details, so it’s scary to speculate.)
- It is technically well-executed.
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(axokxi) Moving from efficient and rational means of transportation to movement as a purpose (irrational ≈ cultural movement).
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Trade-off between Maneuverability and Movement Speed
- The speed of transportation modes is inversely proportional to the granularity of areas that can be cleared.
- With vehicles like cars or trains, you can clear long distances like main roads and railway tracks.
- With walking or cycling, you can clear narrower paths and alleys.
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It’s not just about the granularity of clearing but also about how well you can perceive the environment in detail.
- When traveling by car, you won’t notice the details of the road or backstreets.
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It doesn’t feel like you’re being forced by the system.
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You clear the fog because you want to, not because you’re obligated to.
- There’s no sense of being forced to play a “game.”
- It feels like living freely in a world that has been provided.
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If you find it even slightly interesting, go ahead and buy it now.
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Once you start, let @blu3mo know.