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Many of the people that ditch society find it much better than society, and love living outdoors and traveling wherever. It doesn't mean those people don't code
by coding123 9y ago
Many of the people that ditch society find it much better than society, and love living outdoors and traveling wherever. It doesn't mean those people don't code - I have met quite a few of us on the road that code and live in dilapidated trailers, work for free/ volunteer for churches. As odd as it may seem to _you_, its not this lifestyle that is trapping its the housed one. You would have to live it to understand.
- extra88 9y agoI try to keep an open mind about different lifestyles but I know I'm fairly risk-averse so it can be hard to relate. It's also more difficult to live that way when others are depending upon you.
- cyberpunk0 9y agoYour perception of what qualifies as an open mind is relative. As far as being risk adverse, that indicates a closed mindedness and fear of things outside your comfort zone. You are not nor ever we're "safe", nor can you ever be. Control is an illusion of man when played against the greater backdrop of reality and authority a fickle joke. Culture is not your friend, your choice to play the game of American industrialism and "capitalism version X.Y" is your own by way of you giving others power over you. You are the only true authority in your life, not your parents, not your wife, not your boss, not your friends. Emotion does not translate to text well, I hope you have not taken my words as insult, they were meant to be emotionless but reflective.
- catawbasam 9y agoLove binds people in ways raw power does not, but its yoke is light.
- extra88 9y agoYou’re funny.