/lit/ - Literature

>>21623015
>f I am hunting, gathering, gardening, crafting, etc. those activities don't suddenly become artificial if I could instead go to the store to buy my food/tools/shelter whatever.
Yes, they are artificial in a way, and as I pointed here >>21621640 and here >>21622976, the problem are not surrogate activities per se, but living for these activies.

>why can't I just engage in the power process of my own volition and get fulfillment from it, instead of being forced to, as in a state of nature or whatever? That's my question
the section "autonomy" in ISaiF deals with this very question. In fact, your search for autonomy cannot be seen as a surrogate activity since it is a legit goal. One of my many criticism to the manifesto is that TK doesn't expand on autonomy too much, and autonomy has a lot to do with breaking free from the system, stablishing communities etc.
Learning hunting, gathering, gardening, crafting etc. is important to sever your bondage to the system