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The Philosopher's Life Hack: Go Take A Walk
What do Aristotle, Nietzsche, Tesla, Beethoven, Charles Dickens, and Steve Jobs have in common? They all understood the power of going on a walk.
By Paula Gallagher5 min read
In the late 1870s, the most popular spectator sport in America was pedestrianism, or endurance walking. Thousands of people would pay admission to watch men and women walkers circle a one-sixth mile track in the original Madison Square Garden in New York — for days at a time.