|  | | my biggest motivation for everything I do is basically the dream and hope of one day having my own little commune outside of the general population, where I let in who I think can maintain the lifestyle I want to protect, and keep a nice big fence around it to keep everyone else out.
I envision a place where you're allowed to expand your mind and put anything you want into your body and walk around outside freely enjoying nature and life - the way I believe life was supposed to be. If you want to trip outside and stare at the clouds, have at it. If you want to work on on building some shack, or planting a garden, have at it. If you want to play games all day and never work, have at it. If you want to never use drugs in your life and simply live with others in peace and respect, have at it. If you want to condescend and tell people how they should live their lives, or what to think, get the fuck out and don't come back. Or if you just want to lay around and sleep all day... Basically a place where rules wouldn't even be necessary because the only people allowed in would have the understanding and respect to to know how to behave without being told.
That's why I work at all, and why I continue to strive for anything at all.. I'm miserably disappointed in how we have managed our societies, and I want a place outside of these failed attempts to try it myself, without interference from other agendas. I want not only to prove to myself that a better life is possible, but to enjoy that sort of living, without dwelling on all the little things we've programmed ourselves into believing we need to exist (technology namely). I'm not saying there wouldn't be any technology.. I'm just saying that technology would only be there because we want to enjoy it, not because we've learned to think we need it.
It might surprise some folks, considering that I am programmer and computer nut, but the reality is I would give it all up in a second if it meant I could attain the things that I think are much more important.~~~~~~~~~~ "In a soldier's stance, I aimed my hand, at the mongrel dogs who teach, fearing not I'd become my enemy, in the instant that I preach. My existence led by confusion boats, mutiny from stern to bow. Ah, but I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now." - Bob Dylan
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