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>>9728575
>>you'll just end up living innawoods with your smartphone and internet
That's not what I mean. The return in its most through form is a utopia conceived from an urban perspective, as old as Rome or post-Zhou China. But you don't see Amazonian Indians refusing vaccines because they're too "modern" or whatever.

Look, I'm not telling you to do or not do anything --hell, more power to you if you want to live differently from the norm--, but it's pure delusion to join a "nature" that doesn't even exist to begin with and you only conceived as a rejection of "normal" life, and also makes me think you take the rest of humanity to be a bunch of idiots.

>And it ruins the allure of the supererogatory.
>Implying there's such a think as too much or too little.