Something like 90% of people would die in the first month. Humans without technology can really only survive in a few environments.
You might be able to stretch out further if you can find good game without over harvesting it but it is damn hard.
Something like 90% of people would die in the first month. Humans without technology can really only survive in a few environments.
You might be able to stretch out further if you can find good game without over harvesting it but it is damn hard.
Well from my point of view I have always been happier when I was in the woods. But always had to come back because of family. Now I am married so no leaving now. At least I live in the country makes it more doable.
Sociology discusses behaviour "science", people's tendencies, as well as societal norms and expectations. It has elements of psych and philosophy. Imo, it's completely useless but could be entertaining for you as some time is spent on exploring why people are social creatures, how society was formed, and may theorize the consequences of living solo in the wild, its mental and physical effects on a person, in addition to the probability of success, and its obstacles.
Psychology delves into the mind, physical brain/body, and thought/emotions. You'll also learn about chemicals (without the chemistry), drugs, biology at the macro and cellular level, maybe marketing, and behavioural stuff.
Both are easy A's.
Last edited by dextersmith; 2016-06-25 at 09:17 PM.
Just have to turn Amish. They live long lives, have many kids, and are very happy.
There's some pretty suffistocated off the grid communities today. Don't ask me where or how to join, but it's not like you're automatically an insane person that can't have perks of a modern society because you choose not to be told how to live. That's just a meme affect idea.
Last edited by Stonecloak; 2016-06-25 at 09:22 PM.
Is this not an important observation? I mean, people are fooling themselves with the way the world is going. That is not to say it's going to crash and burn, but maybe it's just a hint of conscious thought that change is needed, and if not that, maybe it's just some kind of sick game we play with ourselves making life more interesting if it could all be done in an instant. Aside from that I don't think that's a main reason people choose to get off the grid. In fact I think that doomsday though is primarily from people within the grid, and the people off just at some point decided it was more important/preferable to have that lifestyle if they weren't already born into it.