Deonquantariodre

Is gold even valuable? The internet is highly over used for bullshit, so is copper even valuable since they are replacing it with glass? Seems the only valuable thing is cheap land and ability to homestead. I often wonder why people moved into cities to begin with. I use a site called stolenhistory, the owner is a dick but the users often wonder why cities are abandoned on the site. Maybe people just didn't think it was worth it after a few months. Paying for everything they wanted and if the "flow" was bad, they had no money to get what they wanted/needed. While on their farm they had control and no artificial market. I'm sure the living has pluses/minuses. The "empty cities" might be because humans aren't well off in those conditions. We based society on a very fragile economy, and have billions of people. If we look at india, they don't have a good life, personally I want wide open ranges of nature bc it always ensures things we need as we are a nature harvesting mammal. I'm not putting down the great things we did bc of it, just being a hillbilly certainly doesn't create electricity. Save for great inventors that lived in small communities and basically created wireless with no schooling. Meh, I dunno man it's pretty complex.