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What you're saying is basically a city-dweller's perspective of what nature is like. Tonnes of people live close to nature (both literally and figuratively) wit
by backpropaganda 8y ago
What you're saying is basically a city-dweller's perspective of what nature is like. Tonnes of people live close to nature (both literally and figuratively) without any serious threat from nature crushing you.
- brianberns 8y agoReally? What's the life expectancy of someone living without doctors or modern medicine? For reference, 17th-century English life expectancy was only about 35 years.
- gaius 8y agosomeone living without doctors or modern medicine? So-called modern languages are more like junk food and daytime TV.
- tluyben2 8y agoWhat? There is a pretty huge distance between what you suggest and living in nature a helicopter ride away from those things. Not that it is anymore than an anecdote but I live in nature and I have not had funerals of people under 85 so far.
- kqr 8y agoThe low life expectancy of old times is almost fully explained by child mortality. If you lived beyond, say, 15 years, you could expect to live nearly as long as we do today.