docs: 📝 add insights about travel approaches and decision consequences

Add diverse travel tips including flight tracking, organizing by passions, and perspectives on travel modes. Include note about feeling consequences of actions not taken in decision making.

Making Decisions.md

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 - When you share something, add the level of confidence you have on it.
 - [Understand your personal stance on the trade-off of compromise versus purity](https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2020/11/08/concave.html). Given a choice between two alternatives, often both expressed as deep principled philosophies, do you naturally gravitate toward the idea that one of the two paths should be correct and we should stick to it, or do you prefer to find a way in the middle between the two extremes?
 - [It's often not _how much force_ you can bring to bear, so much as whether you can apply that force _effectively_](https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/rQKstXH8ZMAdN5iqD/concentration-of-force).
+- You don't feel the consequences/pain of the actions you don't take! A good decision can still have unintended consequences.
 
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Trip Planning.md

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 - Select a theme and make sure everyone is in the same page.
+  - Organize your travel around passions instead of pure destinations.
 - Agree on a budget ballpark before planning. This will make decisions easier down the road.
   - Ensure you have similar budget expectations. This determines so many things! It's not just about paying equal share.
 - Have a flexible schedule. Don't try to control things too much, it will never go as planned and you'll end up ruining your own personal experience.
 - If needed, assign people or smaller groups to make decisions about certain areas (food, activities, ...). [[Coordination]] is hard when people are not paid to coordinate (work).
   - You can assign a benevolent dictator to make decisions and organize people.
 - Ask everyone to make a list of things they would like to see/do.
 - Bring card/board games for long travel days.
+- [FlightAware](https://www.flightaware.com/) is the best free phone app for the status of your flight.
 - Search for "Walking" videos (tours) around the destination on YouTube.
+- Better to spend more time in a few places than a little time in a bunch of places.
 - Many of the principles of [[Teamwork]] applies to a travel group. Trust people want to have a great trip!
 - Learn [how to pack a backpack](https://australianhiker.com.au/advice/how-to-pack-a-backpack-a-beginners-guide/).
+- There are two modes of travel; retreat (to remove yourself from your routines, or to get the pampering and attention you don't ordinarily get) or engage (to discover new things, to have new experiences, to lean into an adventure whose outcome is not certain, to meet otherness).
 
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