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The concept of fleron introduces a countercultural method to explore travel and knowledge. Taleb criticizes rigid travel itineraries—labeling them as touristification—advocating instead for an exploratory approach. Living life with curiosity, engaging in serendipitous experiences promotes a deeper connection with the environment.
This principle extends beyond travel to knowledge acquisition, encouraging a lifelong learning mindset driven by personal interests rather than prescribed curricula. This method fosters genuine engagement and a thirst for knowledge free from conventional academic constraints.