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That is not "living", that is just getting lucky on surviving/subsisting. There are so many things that even a medium school grader would know to improve on fir
by userulluipeste 4y ago
That is not "living", that is just getting lucky on surviving/subsisting. There are so many things that even a medium school grader would know to improve on first occasion, like (even with that cellophane) on windows setting the sheet(s) up at least in more than one layer for improved insulation, so that the loss of heat may not be that severe, or like separating the entrance to the main living space by some sort of hall that would prevent unintentional airing, or like assuring close by supplies for the winter season, so that those multiple trips per day for anything become as short and of as little importance as possible, and many others. This was just painful to watch.
- potatototoo99 4y agoI am sure he has though of those things, but the documentary didn't show or opportunity did not arise.
- watwut 4y agoThe documentary is not introducing him as an engineer with great education. He is a dude who lost family as young and at some point decided to live alone in forrest (I guess he has some pension due to amount of stuff he clearly bought). There are many fundamental decisions he could have done differently ... but that sort of person won't decide to live like this in the first place. Living in the forrest does not have to imply great wisdom in everything. Sometimes it is just poverty and being a social issue.