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yes, but if having stuff is what works for you or you want to make sure responsibilities are attended to even if you're not around, you probably need insurance.
by stretchwithme 17y ago
yes, but if having stuff is what works for you or you want to make sure responsibilities are attended to even if you're not around, you probably need insurance.
- flipbrad 17y agoisn't that quite circular, in a thread about minimalist living?
- stretchwithme 17y agoI don't know about it being circular, but if someone decides they need a particular thing, making provisions so they can keep having it makes sense
- Qz 17y ago'decides they need a particular thing'? Can I undecide to need food and water? I would argue that 'needs' are by definition the things you don't have a choice about.