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The reason people pay millions for a window and a little altitude.
means What you can see from a particular spot, or the way you look at and think about something.
from From Old French 'veüe,' meaning a sight or a seeing, rooted in the verb 'veoir' (to see) — which traces back to Latin 'videre,' to see. That same Latin 'videre' fathered a whole family: 'vision,' 'video,' 'evident,' 'review.' So a 'view' is, quite literally, a thing-that-has-been-seen, frozen into a noun.
- horizon math
- At sea level you see only three miles out.
- price tag
- Ocean views can double a home's value.
- space station
- Astronauts watch 16 sunrises every single day.
- word origin
- From Latin videre, simply to see.
- brain reward
- Wide vistas measurably lower stress and pulse.
grand canyon — 1.2 million visitors annually come to see the 277-mile colorado river gorge in arizona
times square — approximately 330,000 pedestrians pass through this nyc intersection daily
mount everest — over 1,000 climbers summit annually to experience the 29,032-foot vista from earth's highest peak
eiffel tower — 7 million visitors per year climb or visit this 1889 paris iron lattice structure for city views