What’s also intriguing about this place is time. You don’t see time as easily in many parts of the world; sometimes it appears as if it stood still, others it’s a slow progression. An island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean has a deep connection to time: it exists on a volcanic formation that took millions of years, thousands of years of evolution have led to the unique biodiversity present, and often hundreds of years of history have impacted any humans living on it. There’s a connection to the eternal, but also the present. I’m sure there’s much insight to appreciate. All it takes is some time on such an island.