Society and gov make a lot of us, this way.

[Gonz]

@Lazarus102, google Slab City [edit: in California], I think you might find it interesting. It’s not quite what you’re talking about, but I’ve thought about heading out there and starting over myself.

 

[Lazarus102]

@Lazarus102, google Slab City [edit: in California], I think you might find it interesting. It’s not quite what you’re talking about, but I’ve thought about heading out there and starting over myself.

That's pretty cool, I'm not sure about long term. That's why I had considered an island. Problem with places on land (despite that everything is owned by governments) is that you live in a country with millions of people; in the case of the US, hundreds of millions of people. That means that it's quickly expanding and due to that fact, "threats to the community", from local government takeover, is already listed on the Slab City wiki. I think the best case scenario would be to go there in hopes of convincing the people to move somewhere that could be made more permanent, and 'off the grid' enough that it doesn't have it's own wiki page. If the government knows about it, it'll never be permanent.. That's a crapload of people that could be paying taxes and voting...