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Ironically this is posted to /r/nostupidquestions.

Life is work you lazy fuck.

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From the post: "I’m thinking back to the early-American homesteading days when a man could venture into uncharted territory and make a simple life for himself. It seems like every square inch of Earth is owned by someone, but are there any places someone could still do this in modern times?"

Ironically this is posted to /r/nostupidquestions. Life is work you lazy fuck. Archive: https://archive.today/5lpdz From the post: "I’m thinking back to the early-American homesteading days when a man could venture into uncharted territory and make a simple life for himself. It seems like every square inch of Earth is owned by someone, but are there any places someone could still do this in modern times?"

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I plan on becoming the legal definition of a monster (a person in the sea who can’t own land), with maybe Starlink as my only expense. Hundreds of kilowatts of some future stable battery, and solar panels coating my entire homestead boat. You can buy a giant derelict ship for relatively cheap, they’re scrapped all the time.

[–] • 0 pt

There was a guy doing a video series on buying one of those old steel boats and completely rehabbing it. It might be cheap to buy to to working and get it up to sea worthy might be a money pit.. Though the pay off is just having to pay for fuel when you need to and trying to fish for most of your food I guess.