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Andrew Brunelle · 03-24-2009, 10:55 PM

I write here today to explain a way of living that would be beneficial to all life forms on the planet. It would allow us to live in balance and in small autonomous tribes of no more than 150 people. We would survive by hunting and gathering and our existence would be mostly play and slacking off. It is the way that every other animal in the whole world lives and the only reason we broke off was the advent of agriculture. The consequences of this agriculture is way too much to put in a forum post, but it's caused the greatest mass extinction of biological life and the disappearance of diversity in the world.

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There's a link for some more information. It seems only natural that we should start progressing back to this way of living because it is not only sustainable, but far more satisfying than the insulated world we have today.

I would like to hear your thoughts on this.

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Andrew Brunelle Family Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Home Posts: 2,578	Anarcho-primitivism I write here today to explain a way of living that would be beneficial to all life forms on the planet. It would allow us to live in balance and in small autonomous tribes of no more than 150 people. We would survive by hunting and gathering and our existence would be mostly play and slacking off. It is the way that every other animal in the whole world lives and the only reason we broke off was the advent of agriculture. The consequences of this agriculture is way too much to put in a forum post, but it's caused the greatest mass extinction of biological life and the disappearance of diversity in the world. Anarcho-primitivism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There's a link for some more information. It seems only natural that we should start progressing back to this way of living because it is not only sustainable, but far more satisfying than the insulated world we have today. I would like to hear your thoughts on this.