> Be a traveler, not a tourist! The way you describe "traveling" is actually tourism, just long-form. Read a book if you need to "expand your horizon," or I do

> Be a traveler, not a tourist! The way you describe "traveling" is actually tourism, just long-form. Read a book if you need to "expand your horizon," or I don't know, follow someone on Twitter. Like, do you think wealthy expats aren't part of the issue? Sure, AirBnB has accelerated the process, but expat-driven price inflation and gentrification were displacing poor people for years before AirBnB exploded.