I don’t know if I agree, but it means to overanalyse and overoptimize everything. Being too meta instead of experiencing things directly. You’d do that to a va

I don’t know if I agree, but it means to overanalyse and overoptimize everything. Being too meta instead of experiencing things directly. You’d do that to a vacation by having a series of emotional goals for the journey, with a plan for daily photo session highlights for your social media audience, and five-point-plans for each waking hour with target goals, contingencies, and meta-analysis of how it all fits into your optimal vacation experience. You’d be taking notes throughout for your pre-planned four post blog series on how to optimise vacations at the end. Presumably all of this would be tied up into some deeply researched simple trick to get the best out of life, the universe, and everything, or get rich quick, or live forever. Something like that. Instead of going somewhere, having a bit of an agenda, and trying to go with the flow and see what happens/enjoy it.