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Thank you for the comment, doing a voluntary society is the way forward :-)

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Thanks for the comment!

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Haha that's funny, I'm sorry about that. I run AI-algorithm to improve the dialog on the recording and it has created those artifacts. In the future I'll get a better microphone.

@@sondreb you won't fool me druid, you've been summoning stuff in those forests

True words! Thanks!

Thank you for the comment, love the nature!

Thank you for the comment!

We are all props in their play. They are controlling is like puppets.

Living in freedom, comes from removing your fears. Part of those fears, are fear of punishment from not following regulations. So living in freedom, one doesn't need to care that much about regulations.

Hey hey! Keep up the good work on your channel!

Thanks for the feedback! It all comes down to what the society deems as acceptable rules for who owns land, combined with your ability to protect it according to your own opinions of what constitutes property and owned land. There are no objective truth on this topic, take for example the question on how long should it take for land to go back to nature when it has been abandoned (without previous person who held a claim announcing publicly he is abandoning it or has died). So what is needed, is to have a big piece of land and divide up ownership to the community so there are many humans that hold claims to the land within the region. That makes it harder for anyone to take it (steal it).

To clarify even more: If you're alone in the world you go into the forest and you settle. You can decide that you own that land. Then another human is born (or joins you) you will need to establish rules, any organization more than one person requires rules, explicit or implicit. I'm planning a video in the future on rules that will explain this a bit more.

Thanks for feedback! Borders is just a mental construct that doesn't exists in the real world. There is a lot more land on this Earth than people can maintain and use for productive purposes. If you can't practically protect and maintain your land, you objectively have very little claim to it, from the point of nature and animal behavior. In human society, we have made it possible to externalize the cost of protecting land by having police and military that enforces property rights, even if land is unused, unproductive and for all practical purposes, abandoned by the original claimer. Most people with productive forest, doesn't mind animals (including humans) roaming through their forests. If you own a forest and don't want animals (and humans) on it, you have to fence it in and pay the cost for the maintenance. You should obviously be free to do so on your own private land. Do not ask me to pay police and security to protect your property, that's not very nice. Liberstad is a free city and it's partially protected and exclusion is enforced in the city center. I'm pretty sure you don't want to pay for that security, right? So why should I pay for "border" security that the state has made? Open borders are not the same as free roaming on private property. Private property is not divided by borders.

Thanks, good feedback. Locally grown food is always preferred, I personally have a dream to one day grow bananas up here in the North. We'll see if it's possible. We are planning a bakery already, a nice cafe though is something sorely missed at the moment.

I'm happy for you, please continue to enjoy life fully! I like to think I don't have regrets in life, I'm happy with the choices and life I've had, but I would obviously have avoided some things if I could have done it again, just to optimize towards my life goal of more freedom.

Are you happy though where you have ended up now, even if you missed the medical career? You should be proud of taking care of your grandparents, I can understand it was a sacrifice and challenge. Good luck in the future!

Sounds like a very good life! I can't imagine going back living outside of free cities again, the feeling of freedom brings such joy and happiness. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for feedback! Enjoy life =)

Awesome, I hope you'll continue to grow and enjoy life. Please consider visiting a free city some day in the future.

Come build one! Thanks for feedback!

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I'm happy for you that you took the leap in life and got into travelling. Meeting new people is great and I have so many people I consider friends on this Earth. It's just unfortunate that I don't get to speak and meet with enough of them. Enjoy your journeys!

Thank you for the comment! We are all shaped by our community and society, for better and for worse. To change the conditioning from our upbringing and adult life, can be a challenge. Most people grow up in a statist society and it's not enough to just move somewhere there is more freedom, it takes time to adopt to that freedom.

@@sondreb yes, i agree ... i was born and raised in the Sonoran Desert near the intersection of El Camino del Diablo and the Dixie Overland Trail in the USA. .. as a child, i could walk through 2 countries (US and Mexico), 4 states, (Arizona, California, Sonora, and Baja California) and 4 nations (US, Mexico, Cocopan, and Quechan) each of those different nations had many persons from different cultures, societies, languages, and customs... and thus a "mixed" culture that is called "on the border culture" developed... so now, a person can experience Chinese New Year with Mexican Mariachi music (which is a variant of Polish Polka music) and Azteca symbols and characters while eating and drinking Basque food and wine and all of the celebration being sponsored by Italian and German merchants and businesses . . the Christian celebration of Easter is definitely observed very differently by the various cultures... during the WW2, some of the German and Italians prisoners of war had integrated into the local towns by employment and marriage and brought with them their own skills, methods, customs and traditions and these are showcased during fairs and local markets as well as at local farms, businesses and skilled services/production... if one travels from that area and then goes to a place called Quartzside, Arizona in the USA, then one will find many thousands of "individualists"/nomads that rendezvous/come together in the arid desert public lands during the Autumn and Winter months.. where i live now, in the US, the region/area is called the American Rhineland because of the German culture and the resemblance of the Missouri River Valley to the Rhine River Valley... anyway, freedom is a difficult term to define ( in American English) and thus, maybe, the simplest American English phrase is from a "country song" by Kris Kristofferson called "me and bobby mcgree" ... "Freedom is just another word for nothin' left to lose. Nothin', don't mean nothin (hon)' if it ain't free". which means if one attempts to define freedom or any term too precisely then one would "lose their mind" and truly be free... and thus my belief is that too much analysis of subjective terms, phrases, concepts and ideals is "turtles all the way down"... there is always a fine line between inner wisdom and insanity

freedom is absence of violence. The less violence you receive, the freer you are. It's that simple. Precisely what violence is you can define in rules of your specific community. Completely free one can be on an island with no other human beings.@@superman9772

I like the idea from the book, The Egg, a very short book that explains how reincarnation is about a single soul that experiences all humans. You are me, and I'm you, the same entity has done all the harm to others, and all good. This makes me always think that my acts towards others, is truly in essence, acts against myself. So I try my best to always be polite, kind, helpful and friendly with everyone. I know there are things I'd do differently if I could do them again, but I have no regrets in life. I think that's a good attitude towards life, to not have regrets. If there are things undone in life, just go an do them now. Thanks!

These days there are taxes on everything, so there is many nuances to this topic. Property tax is pure evil. If we only consider tax on trade using government issued fiat, I think that's not really theft or robbery, they made the money, they made the rules. There are benefits from interacting in an existing economy and that has a cost, which in most statist economies, comes in the form of taxes. If you and me trade directly together, there is nothing to find out other than realizing that the fear, was just a fear and doesn't manifest in any real problems. If you incorporate with the state a corporation and you don't pay taxes, you'll get in trouble. Thanks for the comment!

We can trade as much as we want but it doesn't prevent the government from coming one day and ask about taxes on trades we did. Happens all the time. It happened in Israel for example with kibbutzes, those kibbutzes were paying some sort of general tax on land and nothing on top of it and been trading inside with no taxes, but then the government came and forced them to pay for every single trade they are doing inside@@sondreb

Yes, it truly is. Surrounded by lovely forest and animals 💚

Yes, always! These days I go sideways in my pickup truck, miss my Mazda RX-7.

Very talented old rally driver :-) He's seen better days, this was probably first time ever in this type of car (it has a motorcycle engine.). Search his name to find some old legendary clips of his driving.

I was not... didn't realize how close the concrete was flying until I saw footage.

@@sondreb Yikes... aren't you lucky.. or.. damm lucky

She's from Norway.

She lives in Norway :-)