hello, man of the new millennium, 21st century. Have you been able to realize yourself? was it able to achieve what the 19th-century science fiction #writers wrote? Look at yourself, man. You live in a house that is not your (a mortgage), drive a car that does not belong to you (debt), you get #money that depreciates before you buy anything, you have finished your studies but still haven't paid 40,000 tuition fees and most likely won't pay in the next 5 years. You can't afford to live the way you want and your home is no longer your fortress. You're alone. You don't belong to yourself.
@LeftistLawyer
If I understood the author of that blog was disappointed that we were wasting too much effort on ensuring the safety of our lives while we could spend it on something else and he didn't like that he couldn't change that. He also doubts whether we are “imitating” humans.
I in my post tried to say that yes, we are animals, #humans we have needs, but we are artificially limited in their implementation and we should remember this and never use the “services” of those who deliberately and cynically limited us (bankers, politicians, presidents, some international organizations, huge #megacities with inflated prices for rooms). that is, I have the purpose in my post not to question our desire for something as the meaning of life, but to say that you can change and realize something (not to buy a small room in a “metropolis” but buy a house in a smaller city, promote the #economy without banks, grow food, not to vote in national elections, not to take debts on uni, look for alternatives etc.)
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