Here’s what the the triangle stickers above your airplane seat mean

Ever notice how life is often so busy, with so much going on, that you can

miss things that are occurring right in front of your face?

Well, don’t worry if you do. You’re certainly not the only one, in any case.

Heck, I’m the type of person who can spend five minutes looking for my cellphone while I’m holding my… cellphone.

In any case, I think the majority of us will agree that in the modern world being perfectly

present in the moment can be difficult, as can be processing things that

you might swear were never there just a few hours later.

This happened to me recently after an airplane journey, sending me down

a rabbit hole of information that I never even knew I wanted to learn…

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