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178"……肌肉开始用力，一条腿像一根石柱，将身体在天与地之间笔直支撑，另一条腿像钟摆，从后向前摆动，脚跟轻轻触地，紧接着全身的重量随之落到脚掌上去。大脚趾发力，身体的重心和平衡才次重新调整，两条腿角色互换。这样一步接着一步，两只脚有节奏的向前，节奏犹如鼓点，没错，这就是行走的韵律。这是最显而易见同时又是最鲜为人知的事。就随着这样的步伐，我们可以如此轻易的走进宗教、哲学、landscape、urban policy，anatomy，allegory，走进心碎。"
——《Wanderlust: A History of Walking》
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This is a big thing that people say all the time. "I wanna challenge myself." These challenges are fake. Climbing a mountain is a fake challenge. You don't have to climb a mountain. Okay? There are many things that people have to do and should to do that they don't do because they're scared to do or they're hard to do or they're bad at it. Those are challenges. A challenge is something you have to do. Not something you make up. You know, like, people do all these kind of, what used to be called "extreme things." Now, many people participate in them. "I wanted to challenge myself." I always think, "What kind of life do you have?" I find real life challenging enough.……Real life has always been challenging enough to me. I do not need to seek out, um, these completely fantastical challenges.