You're going to be. In an age when the world is at our fingertips, swiped and scrolled in bites and pixels,

the true scale of nature's grandeur remains an ignigma, elusive to our digitalized perceptions.

Humans by nature grapple with comprehending the enormity of the natural world.

The Grand Canyon's abyss, the towering Sequoia's of Yosemite, the vast dunes of the great sand dunes, and the impenetrable depths of

Carl's Bat caverns.

These natural wonders are not just sights to behold, but puzzles that challenge our perspective.

Scientific research suggests that our difficulty in grasping such scales isn't just a matter of sight, but of context.

Without a familiar reference, our minds falter in truly understanding the magnitude of what lies before us.

I'm Jason Epperson and on this episode of the America's National Parks podcast we embark on a journey not

through trails and vistas but through a comparison of scales juxtaposing the

colossal features of America's national parks with the man-made marvels that dot our

skylines and histories.

We invite you to see these natural wonders through a new lens, one that scales down the immense to the comprehensible.

Join us as we uncover the unseen giants among us,

revealing the true scale of what it means to stand

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