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Professional optimists who choose the one place where the ground actively tries to kill them.
means People who operate, navigate, or crew ships and boats, traditionally as a livelihood at sea.
from From Old French sailleor, tied to sail and the Latin salire, to leap — leaping across water on cloth and wind.
Knot fluencyThey tie knots most people couldn't draw.
Superstition centralNo bananas, no whistling, no leaving on Fridays.
Tattoo originsAnchors and swallows marked miles and milestones survived.
Sea legsBalance rewires so land feels like it's swaying.