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If I continued to live in isolation, I realized I'd probably die in my 50s. That was a wake-up call!

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People had babies on dirt floors in caves, and that's why we're here. Why would you want to have a child today with all the fucking books and medicine and shit?

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Adam Neumann reflects on his childhood, mentioning that moving frequently as a child was difficult but ultimately made him stronger. He often befriended the 'uncool' kids and brought them into the social structure of new communities.

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I grew up in South Africa, selling newspapers as a kid, which kept me alive and educated.

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The more novel experiences we have in a place, the longer we feel we've been there. If I lived in New York City and had a hundred exciting experiences, I'd feel as if I lived there longer.

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The belief that humans were created to create and discover, and that our basic needs are simple, such as food, water, shelter, clothing, and community.

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The Joe Rogan Experience#2390 - Jack Carr

Living in a remote house in the woods can make unexpected visitors seem like a threat, especially when it gets dark. This instinct to be cautious has been essential for survival throughout history.

In New York, people work hard and are straightforward. I found my people there!

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The Ben Shapiro ShowFLASHBACK: Balancing Faith & R...

The traditional way of living in close-knit communities, where people share the same values, is contrasted with the modern way of living next to strangers.