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  • angel•...

    Welcome to Wanderland

    As a child growing up in a huge city, my daily goal became to reach the one spot I'd discovered where I could see no sign of civilization for 360 degrees.  That remains my goal as an adult.  I live for the forest, mountains, beaches and waterfalls....
    mental health
    nature
    urban living
    national parks
    outdoor recreation
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  • annabeth avatar

    What will the future literally look like? This idea comes from watching Mad Men- seeing smoking and drinking freely at the office for example, and my brother once pointing out that if a show or movie ever wanted to make it really clear that it was set in the 1990’s, all they’d have to do is have multiple people driving Saturn cars.

    So here are a few of what I think (hope) the future will literally look like:

    Gas stations will be very rare, and parking spaces will almost always have charging stations.

    Having a garage in homes will be rare because car ownership will be rare. Using self-driving Uber-esque systems will be way more affordable, and car ownership then will be similar to antique car ownership now.

    Lawns will be very rare, and permaculture-style of local fauna that doesn’t need care, upkeep, or watering will be common.

    What do you think the future will look like?

    nat•...
    It’s hard for me to imagine car ownership being rare. I love the freedom of going on road trips or driving wherever I want. I don’t yet know what that would look out if I didn’t own a car. I love the idea of permaculture yards though....
    permaculture
    urban living
    personal freedom
    car ownership
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  • R

    What's your view on EMFs? What do you belief about EMFs? I keep hearing seemingly reputable people warning about them. My husband says the argument isn’t scientifically sound. If you think EMFs are harmful, why, and how do you reduce exposure? I use wireless headphones a lot- my phone not so much.

    renee•...

    Thanks Nat. I’ll check it out. My husband often uses airpods at night because we live in a neighborhood with a lot of nightlife.

    lifestyle
    technology
    consumer electronics
    urban living
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