Hermits – people who go off and live on their own – have existed in almost every civilization in human history. There are a few things all hermits have in common, aside from wanting to separate themselves from everyone else. Find out what attracts most hermits, and what’s in store for modern-day hermits.
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It’s almost as if, going hermitic, is a form of revolt; esp if enough of society did it. Today, we have the tech available, to live hermitically, with all or most of the same fruits; as if we were engaged in society.
After 3d printers, put damn near universal manufactuirng plants, in each of our houses; similar to how the web, has crammed libraries into electronic boxes, on our desks(along with finding ways to generate energy)…well we could break from corporate hold.
I think of us as being a bunch of interconneted hermits(oxymoron?) lol.