Journal · · 4 min read
Why strangers can be interesting
We are taught to be careful with strangers. We have never had a safe way to simply see them.
By the Raam team
Some of the moments we remember most involve people we will never see again: a nod on a train, a shared umbrella, a window lit at night.
Curiosity without obligation
Watching a stranger’s ordinary moment is curiosity without obligation. You don’t owe them a reply. They don’t know your name.
The world gets bigger
Each Raam is a small proof that life is going on, right now, in places you will never visit, in ways not so different from yours.
Life is going on, right now, everywhere.