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“许多年来，旅行大概是我生命中最重要的事。每次我能把一颗小石子抛向远方，然后奔赴世界各地去捡回它，我与墨西哥城之间的距离越远，我就越快乐。每当我回到这座城市，我便感觉冒险已经结束了。”
可以说，这并不是一篇关于墨西哥城的采访最令人振奋的开场白。TED研究员、TEDx组织者兼TED城市2.0奖得主加布里埃拉·戈麦斯-蒙特，似乎更想聊聊其他任何地方。比如意大利特雷维索——她曾在那里的设计学院Fabrica求学，并为班尼顿旗下的Colors杂志完成创作任务。或者纽约——她在那里生活了一年，在Aperture基金会参与编辑项目。甚至是康涅狄格州的纽黑文——2012年她曾在那里的耶鲁大学度过一年，研读全球事务方向的研究金项目。
纽黑文！这篇城市特写难道要就此泡汤？
“我真心相信，我生于斯、长于斯的，是一座人们所能想象的最迷人、最复杂、最无边无际的城市。”
幸运的是，采访很快便清晰地呈现出：戈麦斯-蒙特讲述这些经历，恰恰是为了说明
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