Could We Permanently Live On The Road??
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To show how old this attitude was. SOCRATES felt this way saying writing things down is bad for people cause our memories would degrade. THIS WAS A THING SINCE ANCIENT GREECE.
The doomerism is a result of the internet. It is super easy to get depressed when you get to know all the shit things happening around the world
The planet wasn’t literally dying then tho? Lol
Even the great Socrates have a grumpy old man phase huh
@nuggyfresh6430 it was just no where near as bad
@@nuggyfresh6430 the planet isn’t dying. It’s just becoming inhospitable for humans. And even then the Earth has gone though worse. That was a time called the Great DYING
@@ThePatxiao That is basically the same thing. I could literally not care less about what happens to this space rock if humans die out.
New york local here, i think most locals don't care about the water lmao, or atleast its def not a significant reason on why they stay. If you want to hear the main reason why ppl love new york, its because the sheer diversity creates such a unique community, which leads to one of the most fun chatting lobbies in the world. Legit you can meet a korean person who runs a french bakery, which could lead you being a part of their North African friend's wedding, whose Italian wife loves the indie rock scene in China
Basically you can meet anyone from anywhere, doing anything,and somehow you can be apart of it.
The Great Depression started in 1929 and lasted until 1945.
5:43
They still sell home kits.
You can buy a dome home kit and build your own dome home.
You can certainly still build your own home in America.
In fact, you don't need a license if you build your own home.
You still need permits, but you probably don't need a license.
Of course, it probably depends what state you are in and what type of home you are building.
The problem is not the house, it's the land.
There are many variations of small houses, but the land will cost as much as the apartment.
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Yes.
I made that same point on a different thread.
5:00 The First US Pandemic would be the Spanish Flu which killed 675K. Which is 1/6 of COVID currently at 3M. The Black Death is King @ 25M
Yes, for the USA its 675K deaths but world wide the estimate is between 17 to 50 million deaths from the Spanish flu
But yea, if we go with % of people the Black Death is still king
Im a truck driver and i love living out on the road. I say all the time thay if i ever get kicked out of the profession im buying a van and will just continue driving around.
**sigh** I hate to be that person, but war didn't go away after WW2 ended, Stalin continued his march across Europe, and a lot of people continued to die. A lot of countries and people had war fatigue after the Nazis and just had to focus on survival and moving to countries like the USA and Australia.
But for something more modern, The Afghanistan War has been going on for decades, there are now multiple generations who have served in the conflicts occurring in Afghanistan. There are plenty of people in the Gen Z and Millennial categories who have experienced War first hand.
But I will make the argument that the recovery of war can be just as traumatic (or more) than War itself. And then there's the problem of intergenerational trauma, just because grandpa didn't talk about the war, doesn't mean that he was able to leave it behind. This stuff pops up randomly whether you like it or not.
Don't feel bad for being that person. I unfortunately have an extreme lack of knowledge when it comes to this stuff so I appreciate you educating me. Thanks!
driving around in a van in america is kinda unrealistic if you think about it. 4 to 16 hours + getting from one destination to another. i love traveling personally, but this particular way to travel is a no for me.
It takes a certain kind of person to live like that. I'm a truck driver and I could definitely live like that but I'm a crazy person I can't imagine living in the same area doing the same job my whole life.
So following the trends a new great depression would be depression 2
I like how joey tried to pick the bacon strip and gave up half way...sad ending to a never lasting story
i’m buying a bus specifically cause i can’t afford rent. it’s cheaper to gut a bus and renovate it- build a literal mobile home than rent anywhere. it /is/ sad but what other option is there?
That is quite cool tho tbf
Bommers mirite?
Bros got bus money
dang i just realized, is that lacus and murrue figures on the left?
In the states you can still order a house from home Depot for $20,000
Great Depression = "The big Sadge"
I thought that was Joseph in the thumbnail 😂
I could travel but I would need quite a bit space... at least a bus or truck trailer. I don't need much but I do need a bath, a kitchen a bed and office space.
Having solar and living off the grid is really tempting... you can save so much not having to pay unnecessary bills.
You also have to manually empty the toilet's septic tank.
@@sayantanmazumdar3 small sacrifices... I grew up in Eastern Europe where toilets in the countryside are basically big wooden boxes on a hole outside the house... this is a step up in comparison.
The smell... especially during summer... I don't want to experience that ever again... this is just a small sacrifices in comparison.
@@Fuxy22 Didn't ask but thank you for telling your story.
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Homes are still relatively affordable.
It's the land that it sits on that is unaffordable.
Which makes homes unaffordable
@@moonwhooper
You are right.
But they seem to attribute it to construction of the home which is why I made this comment.
@@porcorosso4330 its both
The thing with the bread is in the US West (non-coast) they have hard water. The level of minerals in the tap water is awful and it impacts your ability to make good bread and pizza dough.
There are styles of bread and pizza crust from the US North East that literally fail if you make them with hard water (too many minerals), distilled water know minerals and no taste) or softened water (too acidic).
It's a huge problem for anyone who moves out from New York or Boston and tries to open up a restaurant in some place like Phoenix or Denver.
Im confused didn't my great grandparents literally have the great depression and my parents had the cold war with mutually assured destruction at any time? How are we the doomers
Covid must not have hit you as hard then. Most countries that are not economical giants got f-ed up tbh. 3rd world countries still didn't recover from it
covid times is called the great lock down as far as I'm aware and the aftermath with the supply chain breakdown is called the great reset and considering all the wars that popped up I feel like we could stick with the reset theme until the world settles down or escalates an escalation would probably be called the great meltdown why is everything great because the disruption is off the scales
For people like Foresty Forest they need to be that socially alone. He rarely does collaborations because he is just that socially inept (not my opinion but his). He even once left a bunch of outtakes to show just how unnatural it is for him to even talk.
The Great Recession or 2008 Recession.
Replying to feeling bad for pets, comment:
What if the pets are rescues?
Naaa Joey was cookin at the beginning, wasnt falling into the system
Im sorry guys, i couldnt get past the entitlement. Garnt has a harder time just existing than a kid who has to clean looms while they are running during the industrial revolution? I had to turn the video off.
As part of gen Z I can confirm this generation is worse than previous ones, they went backwards and are just baby boomers 2.0
😐 Its weird listening to rich CZcamsrs complain & discus life
Why are listening to them then?
Got my family's old 300k mile 15 passenger van and I'm probably gonna have to live in it for a while, just to try to be able to afford a house sometime in the future.
Weird seeing someone with access to internet and technology complain about people online 😮😮😮
yea welcome to the internet ya jackwagon. People post comments, a duh. your first time here? Where you born in 2007 or something? @@Mayobii
It's weirder listening to you choose to listen to them then complain.