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03 Aug

How to keep strangers from sitting next to you, according to study

A new study offers some helpful hints on navigating our “culture of social isolation in public places,” better known as, how to keep people from sitting next to you on the plane, bus or train. Yale University’s Esther Kim spent three years traveling thousands of miles across U.S. bus systems to compile her observations. “I [...]

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