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You don't need to serve the economy, just the customers of your employer. Furthermore, even if that's too burdening, in many countries you can still move to the
by badpun 7y ago
You don't need to serve the economy, just the customers of your employer. Furthermore, even if that's too burdening, in many countries you can still move to the forest and live free of any ties to the economy.
- freedomben 7y agoLegitimately wondering, which countries are those?
- captainredbeard 7y agoThe United States for all practical purposes. The Intermountain West is full of public land where dispersed camping is okay. You just have to move your camp every two weeks but humans lived like that for a long, long time...
- badpun 7y agoIn Siberia there are areas where you'll be the only human for dozens of miles in any direction. Canadian north and Amazon in Brazil should be similar. Of course, these are not the friendliest environment, but neither were the US before they were civilized by "the economy", that the OP seems to loathe so much.