I agree about the other two, but the utility companies one seems hyperbolic; if I actually wanted to live in a place without electricity, running water, Interne

I agree about the other two, but the utility companies one seems hyperbolic; if I actually wanted to live in a place without electricity, running water, Internet access, etc. supplied by someone else's infrastructure - which I do not own - I think I could very easily cancel all of those and be fine.