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How People Are Neurologically Attracted To Certain Things, and Why We Should Seek To Make Places as Instagrammable as Possible
Member-only story Where There Is Beauty How people are psychologically attracted to certain things, and why we should seek to make places as instagrammable as possible Coby Lefkowitz 14 min read · Feb 24, 2021 -- Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Good materials, human scale, visual stimuli and nature on display in Amsterdam. Source: Amsterdam Stroller I nstagram should almost never be used as a metric to gauge success or self-worth. Unless you’re a city, in which case you should definitely care about your presence on the world’s largest photo-sharing app. But likes a
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