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Jiang says travel is crucial because it breaks mental habits and forces a person to challenge assumptions through contact with unfamiliar people and ways of life.
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Mental Habits
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"...most, the hardest thing to do is to break out of mental habits, right?"
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"You have certain assumptions and you, you apply the assumptions, assumptions to everything when you travel, when you meet new people, you're forced to..."
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"...by leaving the child alone you free the child from bad mental habits you allow the child to think for himself or herself okay..."
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