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Absolutely. Prefer trying out local cuisine while traveling to other countries.

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What’s a food related confession you’d like to make? I’ll go first. Because it had such a cult following, I used to convince myself I loved Maggi noodles. Truth is, I never really did.

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Choke points is very good. Explains the current situation in Middle East very well. Goes into a fair amount of detail though.

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For some books, yes. The first book I finished on Audible, accompanying my runs, was Shoe Dog by Nike’s Phil Knight. It was perfect in that context, almost inspirational.

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It’s a technical possibility but extremely rare and can’t be a dealbreaker. In my 16 years of Kindle use and hundreds of book purchases – not a single one has been removed.

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In general, simulations of natural experiences don’t work. Which is why fake meat didn’t take off. Or those devices that claim to simulate the writing experience of pen on paper. Or massage chairs. Every time you use them, their artificiality reminds you of a gap.

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So, only new books that have the smell? No borrowed books?

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Do you use Kindle’s highlights and notes functions or do you feel it breaks your flow?

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