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Are we all fucked?
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this post was submitted on 19 Mar 2024
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I agree whole heartedly. We spend too much time in our own heads. And most humans today have never experienced the wild. I mean the true wild, where you most certainly will die by the environment or animal if you're not careful. You don't need to go that far outside our fence to gain the benefits of connection but it's an experience that is both humbling and healing.