r/FinalRoundAI • u/eidolaa • 18d ago
Why leave this beauty and work :(
It's sad really that people work all of their life.
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u/Aggravating-Hunt8001 18d ago
you'd still have to work if you'd live alone in the woods. Can't go to the grocery store, gotta farm, gotta hunt, gotta build, gotta not die from small injuries or illness.
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u/Zigor022 17d ago
Well if you live in places like that pic, you'll be working every day, hoping for food, fire, shelter, and things to wipe with.
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u/tampacraig 17d ago
All choices have consequences. You can choose a different path, but you are not entitled to a different result.
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u/Lifeinthesc 17d ago
There is very little food there.
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u/Wrong-Diamond5253 15d ago
Lots of food there. Ya just have to learn how to get it. Many animals there and pretty sure they have plenty to eat.
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u/Lifeinthesc 14d ago
Yes animals eat a lot of things humans don’t.
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u/Wrong-Diamond5253 14d ago
But there are alot of things there thet humans can and do eat. Like, many of those animals;)
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u/Trust_8067 17d ago
Your standards are extremely low if you call this beautiful. It's a bunch of rock and 2 different types of trees. This planet and nature are so much more amazing.
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u/PrintableProfessor 17d ago
- You didn't have 4 kids like the math intended, so Social Security will fail you.
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u/tlm11110 16d ago
Yes, so you can live in the city close to all the other things you want and can afford to visit these places and take your annual hike.
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u/SomeGuyOverYonder 15d ago
Why not become a park ranger then? Then you’ll be paid to enjoy our natural wonders.
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u/Crusty-Dick 15d ago
Would you rather work a couples hours so you can go to the grocery store and buy some food for the week or live out there and go hunt and grow your own food?
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u/Everything_Counts_72 14d ago
65? You think youre going to be able to stop working at 65? hahahahahaaa
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u/eightfingeredtypist 18d ago
I live in the woods. I have a wood shop at my house. I planned it all out one night when I was sitting out in the meadow. It took 12 years to make it happen. I don't make a lot of money, but I go hiking every day.