Episode

Go To on What We Lose When We Know Too Much

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Kelly Corrigan Wonders
Published
Jun 12, 2026
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434
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Summary

We can see the menu before we go to the restaurant. We can watch the trailer before we buy the ticket. We can read three years of someone's Instagram before we agree to meet them for coffee. Kelly wonders what all of that preparation is actually costing us — and whether the novelty we keep optimizing out of our lives is the very thing we need the most.