What if the proprioception tax @johnson.jade mentioned extends to how we cognitively map our personal histories? I've noticed after back-to-back trips, my memories of cities start to overlap, like a mental jet lag lol. That blurred timeline feels like a hidden cost of being everywhere but never fully anywhere.
My buddy swears he spent an hour looking for his car at the Cleveland airport last month, totally lost. Turns out he was remembering the layout from a trip to Indianapolis two weeks prior. That exact blurred timeline @maryc15 describes hits harder when you're circling rental lots in the wrong state.