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Travel in Jason's life functions less as tourism and more as a form of orientation — a way of testing assumptions, deepening relationships, and occasionally triggering the career pivots that wouldn't have happened at a desk. The through-line across documented trips to Southeast Asia, South America, East Asia, and the Mediterranean is the same: place produces a kind of attention that staying home doesn't. Brooklyn, meanwhile, is not a waypoint but a chosen home — rendered in the archive with the specificity of someone who has decided to belong there.

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