exactly

🤘🤘🤘😎🤣🤣🤣😎

That is really profound.

You are right.

❤

yup

@Matt Royce if you are not a harm to those around you, you should be allowed to do whatever the hell you want

@@WobiKabobi Depends on what type of "harm" you're talking about.

Well he doesn't qualify for a L2K

If everyone lives the same way he does, then there will be not library and internet in the first place. Creed drives technology advancement which propels our society. I respect his personal choice but everything has 2-sides.

Free of privacy or a good night’s sleep

Nah his definitely homeless

He's a wild human.

And gross. Raw meat out of a dumpster?! Sick.

Man is sleeping on cardboard and eating out of rubbish bins that’s not freedom lol

Well who is stopping you?

@@pinut187 What's stopping him is probably the fear of leaving his life behind and then not being able to retrieve it if he regrets.

Then go live a cave if your life is so bad.

Agreed ❤️

@@esotericexplorersmartinez493 Um.. you can.

and how i develop the capacity, i don't understand this prpoverb can you explain?

@AV4 L the only problem would be if you desire something you can't have all the time, or you shouldn't have all the time. Someone who is happy with a little bit is better off than someone who wants more than they can get, and ends up suffering because of it. I don't know if that made any sense, whatevs I need to get to bed

Socrates, if he did say this, is not correct. The secret of happiness is in finding or realizing the infinite and eternal, the deathlessness and fullness of that bliss.

Everything in moderation.

Joogsquad

You may as well call him a conservative hippie. Because he even explained that is how he was raised was to be a conservative christian, and his friends didn't agree with his conservative views.

Homer sure does have a lot of stuff for being a minimalist... bike/bike trailer, pots & pans, glasses, halfway decent clothes...

@@houseofcardistry7672 but all the same : he is a pure minimalist and we do respekt him for it !! Hope you do also !!

Not sure about the hippie part he ate a raccoon lol

He’s a hermit which is kind of they point of Hinduism/Buddhism and Christianity is some parts

George carlin does a good bit on this. He says they should call it "Houselessness" because "a home is a concept, a state of mind" Classic.

So hes homeless, or is nature his home?

If he doesn’t have a house he is homeless

@@ahronthegreat Home is where the heart is. lol

@@scyllajk2757 nah ur hearts an organ bro w house is a place where I can live with walls lol

System doesn't force people who have their own ideology and are in to thinking ,to do what it wants. It just provide false information on surface and block some information on surface for people ( who doesn't want to search themselves ) people who are not aware of their own reality (the majority or masses).system only guide lost sheep in to it's trap and uses them for (greater good)..they are lost anyway

True !

@@Shalale That can be said of anything.

@@Shalale He's living on, what I imagine, is probably public land, though. It's probably not legal to live in those caves. It is surprising that the cops are not kicking him out and jailing him for trespassing.

@@Melissa0774 might come down to that

Lol

Thats the funniest comment ever ...thanks 4 makin my day ! PEACE

Everything's deep when you're stoned, especially a 1/2 gallon of Haagen dazs.

@@neilpeartspurplenose8739 Häagen-Dazs is like having the holy grail when your baked no 🧢

Nah to hell with weed, that’s me tripping on mushrooms

A prison he felt was entwined with the way we are living, tied to money by work for what? more things? Somewhere along the line I fear we lost the plot. What is it all for? I dare say why more are not in this position is that we don't think enough.

@@ThurstanHethorn yeah mostly people spend when they shouldn't though

@@roguetuber4377 True, but it is unfortunately encouraged by advertising and society that having more will make us happier, when the opposite seems to be more the case.

@Clarence Kayser That does seem to be the unfortunate consequence of the way we are living. It does feel as though we have collectively lost what is important in life, at least in western society. As great as science and technology is or the benefits to commerce/capitalism/democracy, it isn't the answer to our basic needs of belonging and helping each other or has gone off course and needs correcting.

@@ThurstanHethorn If he stayed in the civilzation and ask for the professionals help, guess what they are going to do to him. Fed him with drugs. It will be worst worst. His body is healthy and not endangering himself and the society. I won't live this way. It's his choice.

He is free from many burdens but has also closed many doors of possibility, many things he has sacrificed and is no longer capable of. I can understand why he feels liberated but he seems to have no goals in life and has far fewer possibilities available to him than most people his age. I feel bad for him because he could not adjust to modern society.

Lucky him! I’d go in a heartbeat!

@@CreamCobblerFiend he COULD, chose not to!!!! What is he really missing?

@@HapenparadiseSome people believe that freedom means doing as little with your life as possible. I believe that freedom means living up to your full potential and gaining the resources to shape the world for the betterment of yourself and others. This man is clearly and intelligent and capable human being, just imagine all the wonderful ways he could enrich society if he just had the will to. I guess its really a philosophical difference but if I lived this way think I would feel like I let myself down. He cant contribute to his own welfare, he eats trash and sleeps in a cave and relies on people wo DO contribute to society in order to keep him fed and on the web. If everyone were to live like he does there would be no human society to speak of

@@CreamCobblerFiend There is a lot that this man experienced in his life that lead him to this path ...his religious background ( the conflict of his religious beliefs when he was in college) peace corp , depression, thoughts of suicide, him being gay and his parents not being accepting of this. I see lots of emotional trauma going in his life. It's easy to judge people when we have not walked in their shoes. Most homeless people have some mental trauma issues that have not been dealt with or they have not found or been given the necessary support that they need to help improve their lives. It seems to me that he has rejected the way society is built ...meaning work all your life to earn a living to obtain ''things''.

So you're saying you retired. Or you can afford now to work for less.

That is wonderful! 😀

I guess being a lawyer isn't what it's crapped up to be!

Are you gardening cannabis? You must be. High.

Being out in the fresh air, being active and away from a desk or court, working around nature and surrounded by wildlife is indeed a high. I've learned that life is too short to not just so whatever you want to do - if it goes wrong then you don't have time to regret it for very long.

That was my favorite thing he said... so incredibly profound.

Very striking and profound statement. In the core of its essence, there is so much truth in those sentiments.

May you fulfill your deepest wish for happiness. Peace and love!

Good choice to live somewhere sunny! Good for you to make it work in the city!

Stay safe dear and happy for your happiness and God bless you 💙

Yeah it's all our mind even celebrities and rich people who have everything do suicide. Materlistic things only complicated our lives

I am homeless for years still working. I prefer

That or they will examine his scat, then it will be highly prized by musuems.

😂 good one

😭😭😂

🤣🤣

Lmao classic comment 🏅

Bro the part when he put his last cash on phonebooth saying warm water...liberation...and feels like hes home. That was awesome cuz he lives it. He said that and still uses money ofc he can if he nees or want to but man. That trult mean God created him to live another way and to enjoy life with such a more freer spirit than say 99 percent of america. Living homeless. Is one thing but not spending money or getting money thats unheard of. All his water and food has to be free or someone else buying... anyways the man is my hero what a funny part when he wanted car to pass which it then did and he got upset that it did shows me that was the time God needed to show him that he actually does have a lil bit left just a faith of a mustard seed to see where this jounrey called life will take him there and then at that moment seeing that car just whiz on by and than pray for someone to come so he can get help. What an amazing story this do is the real deal man.

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Lol. I've slept in caves. I much rather sleep on this comfortable bed with a climate controlled environment. I guess people don't do much outdoor camping anymore.

No je hasn't, because he is still entirely dependent on the system running in the background. All these things hé says are "FREE" are not free. He is a leech.

@@TravistheGREAT03 I’m sure you have a hard on for landlords.

We can let go of the novelty of media.

you can literally see him browsing online in the very same video. This is nothing more than glorified homelessnes, dude is eating trash and feeling sick from it and kids in the comment section are "we live in society".

Exactly

@@Koooles FR, I rather live in a society live than that. I aint gonna Eat out of dumbsters and live in a cave.

why dont yall see the horrors of the consumer world? ist not the news or the shootings or whatever. these are all symptoms of the sick system we created. and some people see and feel deeply that something is off. and the off part is that we are raised to be consumers and nothing more. soulless, empty minded creatures

How many of those thoughts came from media and society. All of them.

@@nathanbedford9178 exactly 💯

Linda Yeah, I had to play that part back several times and let it sink in.

Except it's not his though. At any point someone could decide that property is off limits and he wouldn't have it anymore.

His home is earth

so we should call him a caveman?

@@auntiefan4202 This describes the situation of every renter

@@jacoboddie5364 well, renters do have some rights. Especially now.

He’s miserable

@@soniabrown7151 no he is not.

I watch a lot of videos about the Bruderhoff. This guy is doing something very similar- just that instead of being part of a group, he’s doing it on his own.

Uh huh

I hope he finds a lover

He is a boss

He’s homeless.,😂

@@jasonbeedon9867 he is not homeless. His home is a cave. I think that is great.

@@jasonbeedon9867 homeless means u have no home. He has a home.

@@dratylapio498 home is where the heart is

Amen I was thinking the same thing 🙏

Like get ill come join him

Century*

Except that he can't function without producers.

@C5 VETTE Be patient in the next days will be your turn 🙏

The Universe loves you, reach out to us :)

Unless someone is a vegan, they bother others.

And good for everybody

@@astradeniastradeni4072 yep-vegans are righteous judgmental f@ckers

@@astradeniastradeni4072 he doesn’t kill animals though

true freedom and happiness...the government wont allow it!

Yep! Totally agree!

Yes we need liberals like him

And I agree,I didnt want him to go away,love him loads x

Groovy

@@korybeckwith834 lol

He understands that home is our planet and not a banked owned house or landlord owned apartment. Even if you own your house outright you are still paying the government.

Yup!!

I've been there I've been on the road and I feel more at home when I'm on the road than I do in a apartment.. haven't lived anywhere in the last 20 years longer than 2 years

I agree with you completely, but I think he was concerned that this was a blight on his character to use something almost every day that others are being taxed to pay for. He understands that if we all lived like he does there would be no books, no library, no internet. I commend him for his lifestyle and for his desire to not always be a taker. I think his blog is a way of giving back to those whom he benefits by.

As one of them taxpayers whom support libraries....absolutely use them! I can't get to them as often as i like. I could never abide contrary to this. Please use libraries!

knowledge should be free for everyone who wants to learn it makes no sense to keep information behind locked doors, it's in the benefit of everyone and the community as a whole taxpayers who complain about others who are not able to pay, only are interested (or delusional) in a monopoly based on greed and power

@@harleysq but that's his point he is able to pay (work) he just chooses not to

As long as he keeps himself clean and well kept Yes. Some of the library’s in NYC are filled with homeless people that clearly haven”t showered or changed their clothes in weeks if not months. That is not fair to all the other people that also use the library.

When you got nothing, you got nothing to lose. No ain't.

@@icarusalchemist1398 Go to him he calls you, you can't refuse When you ain't got nothing, you got nothing to lose You're invisible now, you've got no secrets to conceal

Love this comment and love the way you say ‘leave room’

Such a well-worded & insightful comment 💛

Also I find it inspirational.

😊

For every capable one, there are 4 messes for which it is a disaster. Takes the right person

It is natural considering our mental and physical evolution. Stone Age was not any good for survival of mankind. Don't be stupid

Exactly...

Natural doesn’t always equal good

Leaving off garbage? God wants us to live better than that.. I think this guy is just kind of lazy

So much agree.

and air conditioning for me, phew

Me too. I'm a prisoner of my house, my car, and my mobile phone

Idols

That’s so funny!...😂😂😂 in a way most people are. Anyways, the cave homeless man has every!!...right to live the way he wants to live, and that no one would dictate over him.

pfft gime me some protein bars some wifi and 2 Kilos of California Kush and ill live in that cave

off topic but you are so gorgeous

I doubt your sincerity if you are smash yo phone

Until you stumble into a wolves den and are surrounded. Think part of the problem is we claim the planet as ours to do with as we please and got us in a mess to begin with.

Earth is NOT our home

@PiK youre so cute

Wow what a great man thank's for the update.

He said he had a blog. He hasn't earned anything from that?

Honour thy father and thy mother..that it may go well with you.. may he be blessed in his service.

@@Edward55221 He said it's free..

Always take care of our mothers. I lost mine on Easter. No one can replace our moms. ❤

I'm 32 and definetly there. This american lifestyle isn't worth it anymore with the alienation & isolation.

Yea! Just moved back to the country after 12 years of miserable City life and now I’m SUPER HAPPY!!! I got my horses and four wheelers and Frenchies. Life is good

@@missysmessage722 ouuu I want sth like this... Wish you the best!! Im sure you have seen a huge change already in your energy

@@TheDoomWizard 31 over here! And it seems like I just don't adjust to what society expects from me just so hard to understand the huge amount of daily waste and disrespect for living beings

Cecy thank you! I truly appreciate your kind words. I grew up in the country so the city life felt like a different world to me. I became addicted to drugs but moving back to the country and finding Jesus again has truly set me free. Keep fighting!!

The less you have going on, the less there is to worry about. I think our complex modern ways make us weak-kneed and heavy laden. Stressful and exhausting.

I agree. He left one extreme of society for the other. They both can be stressful and depressing. But he seems happy and that's all that matters. Just seems like you can have more middle ground, and give up the consumer, got to have it all lifestyle, and live a more minimalist lifestyle with a warm bed and a roof over your head.

@@james7275able I think for him he did find the middle ground, no pun intended. Honestly, he tried to drive off a cliff. I can imagine it taking something beyond profound such as giving up all possessions and living outdoors to find that middle ground. Anyway now I heard he came back to take care of his elderly mom. So ya maybe it found him in the end.

commies and socialists would hunt him down and make him pay taxes

@@toddblankenship6282 Don't the capitalists do that too...?

Yes and modern day relationships are to hard as well . We are our own tribe

"Ritsu Flu" Maybe you are way too young to have heard of the 'Back To Nature Movement' of the 1970s when a lot of young people joined Hippie communes or headed off to the wilds to live off the land, this is not something completely new though a new generation may be finding out about it. That being said, though it worked for certain people, it did not work for others. Some people felt they are wasting their lives just living without direction in life or without a purpose. Some communes just had a lot of people taking drugs and having lots of illegitimate children and not knowing who was related to who. So some people grew up and shaved their beards and went to work in an office. One old friend of mine who is something of an "Aging Hippie" herself told me that one reason why the "Youth movement" failed is because all those people who quit school and "Turned on,, Tuned in, and Dropped out" had no goal . On UKposts there are a lot of videos abut people who chose to leave their jobs or leave the city and go out in the mountains or the forests to live in a car or a van and just carry on as if they are always camping, cooking by a campfire, sleeping in a tent or maybe in their car, using equipment such as folding tables and chairs, camp stove, inflatable mattresses and pillows, etc etc, but from what I noticed a majority are people who are already of retirement age and they chose to live the rest of their lives just away from the hustle ad bustle of civilization. Of course sometimes it is not so much an outright choice but a person finds himself or herself not foreseeing how they can afford to keep their home and feel that freeing themselves from taxes and a mortgage is the best thing to do and living in a tent outdoors means that they won't have property taxes or maybe rent. One problem that is not addressed in these such videos (when someone lives in a cave or in the trunk of a tree without having to use any or a lot of money or modern day conveniences) what about when you get a toothache or need new prescription glasses or need certain medical care that you can only get at a medical facility? What if you get an asthma attack or heart attack? What if you get bitten by a poisonous spider? What if you need Ex-Lax?

@@obscurelyvague I get the feeling that if a guy like him had a life threatening medical issue like a heart attack or something, he'd just accept it and be ok with the fact that he's going to die. And if he got a less serious issue, I think he'd probably begrudgingly go to his family for help and feel absolutely horrible about it.

@@obscurelyvague I actually lived off the grid for two years and we recently had to integrate back into society for exactly that reason. Toothache. I have a channel about sustainability and I am actually in the process of filming a video about the difficulties no one talks about when you live off grid. I also do gardening, cooking, diy home renovations and everything else related to living more sustainability and self sufficient, EVEN when you live in the city.

Yup, we're doing it. Not completely off grid but self sufficient anyhow.

I guess he was already an enlightened human being.

... until he gets a flat tire.

"Useful thoughts and useful possessions go hand in hand", this one works too doesn't it ? I like the positive better...

Until he starts collecting wristwatches, amirite?

Thank you Sir God bless you as well

Thank You Jaylen😁 God Bless you and your Family🙏🏻❤

John 17 3

Yeah yeah, the "damn sin" in your religion make him have suicidal thought and now you bless for what? Bunch of brainwashed people LoL

Yes, and Theravadin Buddhist monks and nuns in the Forest Tradition in Thailand who never touch money and never prepare food - they can only eat (one meal per day) if the food is given to them into their begging-bowl as they go walking about. They rely absolutely on the universe to provide for their needs, living like the birds of the air and, in return, offering teachings on dhamma (truth and suchness). Like the Desert Fathers, a Christian monastic tradition in Egypt and Syria in the early centuries after Jesus, and like anchorites and anchoresses in late medieval Britain, another Christian tradition of people who chose to be walled up, often in a village church, to devote their lives to prayer and contemplation. Perhaps there will be a revival of such ascetic and peaceful traditions in our modern times.

@@sarahvegangarden4822 Yes, indeed, there are also Catholic and Buddhist monks living in monasteries. When I wrote I was thinking Quanzhen Taoist and Orthodox monks as they have traditions living in caves since the very beginning. I have visited some of these caves and it was enlightening for me. We don't need big houses, nice cars and good looking wives or husbands to live our lives.

West despises begging bowl, but yes? If they are of fine enough health and spirit, that is the measure? Its when they are worse off that other monks are supposed to pay attention and intervene so guys don't die out there from some simple thing or their "adjustment period" from the crash of leaving the world

His teath look rotten and who's paying for the maintaining of the pushbike? Push Bikes are not free, they cost money to keep working.

He does not seem entirely spiritually happy to me. See videos of Sadhguru (Jaggi Vasudev) for someone who seems spiritually happier. Even Sadhguru does not seem fully or absolutely happy. Much closer than most, but not fully happy. What is full happiness? It is an interesting question, and a very life-pertinent question. Someone who seems even closer to true or full happiness is Ramana Maharishi. There are videos about him and his teachings. He spent years in caves starting at age seventeen, shortly after his realization of the true Self, beyond mind and ego, beyond the small self or selves, the small identifications and assumptions. He was living in the uninterrupted bliss of the eternal infinite. There may have been a few who both shared this realization, and had other deep realizations and transformations. Sri Aurobindo is one example.

Anyone that has ever been homeless knows that he will always survive.

Money makes people cautious.

I mean I get it, but he also lives in a town where he can some what get away with what he's doing. He also has family around. The average homeless person living on the street does not have security regardless of how many times you repeat this quote.

@@paulsawczyc5019 how does he get his clothes? How does he wash his clothes,how does he bath,use the bathroom,where did he get his bike and his carrier on the back of the bike,pots and pans ect.

Gloria Bowie I’d guess bartering, work-trade, etc.

Would be perfect for the show. I surmise though that he could care less of the associated money.

Disqualified..he is too good, others have no chance to win.

You just don't get it do you?

It´s overrated. And you´d be surprised how easy it is to be on your own, for long periods of time, once you get accustomed to it.

He lives with his Mother Nature. The wind calls his name. He has solitude.

Jesus saves

I hear you,same with me,I just take it a day at a time. Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦

I was depressed too. Then took a 3 day water fast. Then no carbohydrates. Keto diet. I am happy like a child. I consider building a business on Keto diet. Want to join me?

I would be lost without cannabis not saying i wouldn't be ok but it helps calm thoughts

Jesus loves you & he wants to hear from you. Pray with your whole heart and he will listen.

Me too. 😢. Sometime i wish i didn’t have a family, i am all alone, doing whatever i want. I don’t wanna go to work everyday and end of the month nothing left for me. I better don’t earn and don’t spend.

@@chowdhuryskitchenusa7531 aww. 🙏🤗

Being a human is difficult

It’s awesome that I’m not alone in this thinking! My family doesn’t understand though

You need God

thank you for sharing.Your story could save some young people lives -so many lately giving up on life

@@dosia1boby794 If it can help someone then im glad, too many people suffer alone now days and feel like there isnt any hope, when there is, you just can't see it because you are blinded by the depression.

I am glad you are ok now...and hopefully you foind a way to live in harmony with yourself

Pass the pipe

I'm using that one man. I'll credit you.

in a way, im sorry to hear he had to leave his own way of life . in maybe he can return

You mean to say he no longer lives in caves and rightnow he is living in parents house to look after his parents. That is good too because looking after family\ old parents in need is also our responsibility\duty. Most imp is hope he is happy and is at peace. He seems to be son of God.

@@moonnuchamling9875 Yes, that is what I meant. I hope he his happy too.

Eat the Rich I would guess through e-mail since he used the library's computers to blog and such .

I bet he won't be going back to the caves after that.

He is no more free or happy than people living in the Matrix or any body else who escapes into fantasy when life becomes difficult or overwhelming. It is cowardly, childish, and narcissistic.

@subsonic you sound really happy

@@sebastiannieves5472 The sarcasm is noted. I won't tell you how to live or whom to admire, but neither will I pretend escapism is not escapism.

@@subsonic9854 & he’s around a lot of love & kindness & friends who completely support him 🌸 he’s been able to heal as well because of that to yea he’s loved makes a big difference 🌸

@Physical Removal He seems in much less distress than most people I know, who are under constant stress of having to work like dogs to pay the rent and bills, or who are unemployed and about to be evicted.

But they also meditate / do yoga for most of the day

@Michael Pondo the library has a bathroom. Also, he eats only natural, nutritious food - out of the dumpster.

its for tax payers and this man is not welcome there. he is cheating the system. he is a scam . he is everything that is wrong with humans. he should get a life

@@yoatemybeans4164 Stop it. He’s not bothering a sole. It’s a library, he has just as much right as everyone else. You need to get a life and stop being so weird.

@@TruthSeeker09825 stop defending this weirdo. He is littering and disturbing the peace. your name makes no sense cause youre lying. This guy is a cheapo. he started living in caves cause he was too cheap to pay for rent. If what hes doing is ok, no wonder this country is screwed. The library is for tax payers. How do you think they pay for their stuff and their internet? You are a joke. You are a clown

@@yoatemybeans4164 do you are have the stupid

@@yoatemybeans4164 there is a reason its called a public library

He is very handsome.

I like that, poetic

its all perspective i guess

No he is definitely homeless

@@daisychain3007 Hey Daisy, are you going to propose?

Everyone has a sweet tooth.

Plus candy is addictive.

😆😆😆

That isn't true... If you look at a wild banana for example, it looks like a walnut. It's 90 percent seeds and is nearly devoid of nutritional content. Look at our "bananas". Same goes for wild strawberries, wild anything. Our species has reached a population of nearly 8 billion: that wasn't accomplished with flavor. It was accomplished by knowledge and science; by breed plants plentiful in nutrients and resistant to disease. Btw, looks like he has great teeth for a person who hasn't been part of modern civilization for more than a decade! When's the last time you think he had a girl over to one of his caves and got laid? Look, this isn't a solution for anybody. There's nearly 8 billion people on Earth, this just isn't an answer to anything man. Do all 8 billion of us find our own cave and just try and subsist on 'whatever'?

@@tylerchambers6246 I really think he was talking about micronutrition

But this quiet, reflective, bohemian cave lifestyle is only possible because the majority of the populace do not and cannot choose it. Imagine if he returned one evening to find the whole of New York city (inspired by these blogs during the Covid debacle) decamped to the caves and it became a noisy insanitary pit of squalor. He might be less keen on those organic wild onions. The same brick wall is reached with veganism, those that preach it are not the ones growing the tons and tons of vegetables required annually to feed a growing family. Plus the intensive labour (backbreaking) required to cultivate and stop it being consumed and damaged by rabbits, deer, squirrrels, and myriad bug/insect infestations....I know this because I have 2 organic veg. plots that even in a good year will not keep anyone fed beyond Xmas. This garden of Eden mentality is mere fantasy for a few, but not the majority of the population. I agree we we could do so much more to improve the regreening of cities and encourage more mindful rearing of animals for consumption, but this lifestyle depends upon a parallel modern overconsumption and disposal plus a readiness to pay at least some taxes to keep libraries open and computers switched on for his blog. Can't say that plastic sheeting pegged onto bushes is the way forward for the improvement of any town/city living.Sorry.

@@catherinehamer5653 Alot of people try homesteading and fail. Mainly because of too much work and you need way, way more knowledge than people have.

and basically, bricks are just mud. We live in mud huts.

@@catherinehamer5653Smart woman, you nailed it. Everything is connected. It drives me nuts how many people are oblivious to stuff like this.

No rent or mortgage to pay. No more property taxes. You live for free.

He will have to create a deed and pay taxes

@Lucien Magabi That's what we call freedom.

The hardest part is the first step.

Why wouldn't he be sane, or logical?

Go live in a cave then

@@xyzmediaandentertainment8313 wheres the logic in that? This man's essentially a buddha

@@P.Subaeruginosa He writes a blog promoting the idea of a moneyless society by using a computer in a library. That's not logically consistent. You can't have a complex economy (the type that produces computers and libraries) without money.

@@williamh5780 he literally says that in this video. Next.

Similarly though, you can reject the more brainless elements of civilisation whilst enjoying what it has to offer

He's smarter than any of us!

Harry Sadler I agree however it is nice to be able to lock the door at night , specially when you have children

Respect living like an animal over working to earn a living? We're not blessed with such an intellect to be living in caves and surviving.

Street pharmacist😏

@treedoor Nice sunglasses.

... and the right girl will fall in love with you just for that!

@@creativeandaliveat65 I love you

A cute guy. Hes a chi chi man remember.

😂

🤪🥴🤭☺️

Listen. I sometimes wish I was superduper rich only to start cool companies not designed to make it's shareholders(me) profit, but to just support the business itself and pay nice salaries and benefits to it's employees and I'd so much employ a person with that experience ! If s/he was a real deal of course.

Dang! I was reading your comment just as he spoke it !! 🤣🤣

could i call your reference?

I agree. That's what matter most

He is lost and empty.

@@ampavoo who are you to say he is lost and empty. Maybe you are. You have not been in his shoes. He is fulfilling his dreams to live without money. How many people can say that?

@@jenjung1090 Be still and have eyes to see and ears to hear. He gave up. Look at his bed. The animals do better, have more love for themselves. I think he feels inadequate on a lot of levels ............which is a lie from the devil. Sad.

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Hahaha

I wonder how he has no fear of animals or serial killers and other bad people

I call that total balance 👍😊💕

@@roshnik5137 easier for a serial killer to find a victim in town than to hike/bike miles to a cave 🤷‍♂️

Thats pretty badass.

I wish I'd live there too....

Catnip tea?? Never heard of that, sounds interesting.

Cool. Y’all ever discuss Cynicism as taught by Diogenes? This guy seems like the perfect modern cynic. A lot about the way he lives reminds me of Diogenes in fact.

Ha! Moab is my hometown too. Looks like shots of Cisco there at the end.

Your comment about the weed garden, nonsense thoughts being "the root of your depression" that you mention makes perfect sense. What an accomplishment! As I said Daniel, I'll be praying for you.

The key is to be prepared for anything. Have a knife, pepper spray, gun ect. Completely detach yourself from society and as you either hike or train hop just keep yourself strapped and learn how to defend yourself

@@nefariouscryptid uh you saying is that you have to buy a gun pepper spray i mean you cant really buy a gun for free

Don't worry the smell will protect you!

I have the same thoughts since childhood. I envy men for this reason

@@Itjusthappened0 yes it is a shame, but women are strong too and can defend themselves well. It’s a shame that they have to but for their own safety I believe they can

We don’t need stuff We need people

For real!

Do you see a link to the blog anywhere? I want to check it

@Sean Charlebois in holes that he dug

If he doesnt do something to challenge his brain. He will go insane and have dementia.

I just lmaod

@@amor797 surely he does. He reads, has a blog, communicates with his family and people in the community. Dementia is very much a physical thing. It's dependent on what you eat.

I could never eat out of a bin.

@@irenemorley6518 - It's not a bin 🙄 It's literally fully packaged, in date, totally edible food that you would buy at a reduced rate at the end of the day in your local supermarket.

What does it does it speak volumes about? The fact that if you eat too many sweets you might feel sick!? Everyone had that drummed into their heads, from their mothers, when they were kids didn't they? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@tobietera Yes and he takes it out of a dirty bin.

@@tobietera What has that got to do with eating out of a dirty bin.

What is the meaning of being normal? That is a tricky word, I think normal depends on the context and culture, and is often used to compare people that doesn't fit the rule or what we think doesn't resemble to ourselves.