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Feel free to add contexts you feel may potentially blend in your hitchhiking experiences, or give a description of the experience of your feelings according to such contexts.

Feel free to edit and re-arrange the classifications...

==Time==

*No specific time for arrival

*Specific time of arrival


==Aim==

Aimful:

example:

*hitchhiking to meet loved ones
*hitchhiking with a loved one as to get to know each other better
*hitchhiking to meet unknown friends

Aimless:

ex:

*burn-out hitchhiking
http://hitchwiki.org/en/Aimless_trajectory
*hitchhiking by default as no other options become visible to one's confusion after a relationship breakup
*hitchhiking by default when out of money and options


Semi-aimless / Aimful aimless trajectory :

ex:

*"hitchhiking nonstop and without destination through Paris during a transportation strike in the name of adding to the confusion"
reference : [http://www.warwick.ac.uk/philosophy/pli_journal/pdfs/pli_7.pdf Theory of the Derive, Nomadic Trajectories - pdf]

*hitching without burn-out, experience talking to drivers

*watching landscape

==More Situations==

with various aimful, aimless, timely and random potential :

*On the road to http://hitchgathering.org

Initially non-intended hitchhiking :

*Car breakdown
*Bus breakdown
*Flight disruptions due to Volcanic ash ?
*Being kidnapped after playing [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Game_(film) "The Game"] and wanting to return to your Manor house.

[[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Situationist]]
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