Waiting is one of the most universal human experiences. Everyone waits—for transportation, for replies, for results, for change. Yet despite its ubiquity, waiting is rarely examined as a meaningful part of life. It is often dismissed as wasted time or an inconvenience to be minimized. From an anthropological perspective, however, waiting is far more than a gap between events. It...
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