/lit/ - Literature

In Uncle Ted's manifesto, what do you suppose he's referring to when he mentions "real goals"? For context, he categorizes a lot of the things we do in industrial society as invented goals we make up for ourselves as our physical needs are trivial to take care of. Hobbies, which if deprived of, we could go without fall into this category.

"Real goals", however, are referred to but not explicitly spelled out in his manifesto. I assume he might be referring to things such as starting a family or maybe building your own self-sufficient farm stead, but this is never made explicitly clear.