>>>>Depends, to some extent on what your time is worth.
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>>>Small fly in the ointment... with Mike's setup you will not be wasting time on youtube, FB etc.. ;)
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>>Yes but Mike must spend a huge amount of time handwashing his clothes, walking to the store for all his shopping and chopping wood to heat his water etc.
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>If you had to purify your own water, would you be taking a dump in it? WhilE kids are dieing of diarrhea because they dont have clean water.
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>I used to live closer to that lifestyle in the mountains.
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>Here's a guy who has way more integrity than I do.
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>http://www.trueactivist.com/the-man-who-lives-without-money/
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>Money abstracts us from the suffering we cause.

Mr. No-Money freely admits his lifestyle is not sustainable. Or, at least not without a massive world population drop, which has long been touted by various theorists and radical environmentalists.

Money is only a small part of the underlying issue, which is a failure to think things through. For example, some people don't realize that every day, for them to continue to live, something else has to die.