> Finding materials in nature (e.g. an untouched-by-humans forrest) vs in society (e.g. someones cabin) is not much of a difference if you are not a part of soc

> Finding materials in nature (e.g. an untouched-by-humans forrest) vs in society (e.g. someones cabin) is not much of a difference if you are not a part of society. You go out, shoot a deer to survive, chop down a tree, and head home and you got some food and supplies. You go out, find a cabin, take some food and other stuff and head home and you've got some food and other supplies. Or "You go out, eat the wrong food and die", like Christopher McCandless. Thinking there's little or no difference is a gross underestimation of the difficulty of living in the wild. McCandless would have survived if he had cabin food at hand, which means, there's a hell of a difference - a life and death type of difference.