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Leave Your Airplane-Window Shades Open

Leave Your Airplane-Window Shades Open
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The author argues that passengers should keep their airplane window shades open to improve the travel experience and appreciate the view. The piece suggests that the rise of in-flight entertainment has led to a trend of passengers closing shades to avoid screen glare.

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It reflects on how modern technology and digital consumption habits are fundamentally altering the human experience of travel.

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Only watching movies on the plane takes away from whatever magic is left in air travel.

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Confidence: 70%

This is a lifestyle opinion piece that does not touch on political or social controversy.

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