Travelling make you  wiser?
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absolutely....I was a dorm student for the first two years of college....then I became a 'commuter' and used mass transit....I learned more on the LIRR and the NYC subway system about people than any other course!\nI've also travelled to Ireland and up and down the east coast....and I think the word wiser is best to describe the kind of knowledge one attains.
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i think that would have a lot to do with diet and exercise. when i have traveled to asia,middle east, and african countries, i have a much better diet, and walk a whole lot more than i do when i am in the usa. most things i eat when i am abroad are cooked at home, and bought from the local market fresh each day. we walk to the market to get our goods, and most everywhere else. healthier lifestyle!
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dont stay on the roads that much and try to get everything u need before goin home
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I went abroad to work so I can get a change of scenery.  Remember, living and visiting are two very different things.  A place could be great to visit but hell to live in.  The best thing to do is identify where you want to move to, and then match up what is available there with what you can do.  One suggestion, life is a whole lot easier if you know someone already living in the country you want to work in.
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It means how are you going to make it to wherever you are going to visit.  Can you afford the trip, are you going to fly, are you paying your way or is a family member or a friend paying your way.  How will you afford your living expenses while you are there, do you have alot of money and you can make it on your own, or will family be helping you out.  Kinda stuff like that.
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choose wisely, your friends..
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Depends on whether you travel east or west.
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I have found that by walking my talk I am able to be very conscious of how my behaviors and word effect others.\nI believe we are all connected in this web we call life. Therefore when speaking I ask myself.\nIs this helpful?\nIs this necessary?\nIs it kind?\nDaily prayer/meditation are of great assistance in this endeavor.
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yes, most definitely.\n\ndo something useful though - lots of charitable work available anywhere in the world.\n\njust "traveling" is NOT good experience for anything real\n\nIt's NOT a break in the sense of a holiday - it should be time to reflect on what you want to do with your life, before getting back into the academic grind of getting a degree\n\nMrAndersonMan is wrong
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Studying and traveling abroad taught me that the US only makes up a small part of the earth.  Contrary to what a large portion of the population believe, there is life and culture outside of our borders.\nTraveling or studying abroad is just that, it broadens your mind.\nIf you are afraid of learning or thinking, I do not suggest going abroad.  Most who think this way usually make jackasses out of themselves and the rest of Americans.\n\nGood luck.
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Perhaps as ancient countries they have become older and wiser over the years
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What you learn from life and others is what makes you wise.  (That reads like something that should be in a fortune cookie.)
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If you can then YES- this is the time to do that, go travel the world- you might find stuff on yourself that you didn't know and maybe realize what you really wants to do in life.
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it is actually Travellers gift Seven Decisions that Determine Personal Success by andy andrews. a very nice book i think.
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Do you mean street smart? It's all in how you grew up!
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Personally, no.  But I've had quite a few friends who have gone.  I'd recommend it. I wish I had gone, but was into travelling.\nAnyway, they offer some good courses, you can learn a trade you can get into when you leave, you earn money while you're there. After you "graduate", the money you've earned is given to you in a lump-sum check to get you started, like renting an apartment, etc.
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I think the most exciting thing I did was live abroad in England. At the time, I didn't realize how much I was going to gain out of the whole experience. Being abroad forced me to understand who I am and where I came from. \nI made friends with so many different people from different lands. My most important lesson I gained from it is what I appreciate most about the US-- cost of living, my family and knowledge of culture. I think everyone should try to live abroad because it forces you open yourself up and be more aware of your surroundings. I also travelled alot in Europe ;)