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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
There are many that consider themselves as minimalists.
They really are not.
There's a difference between those that collect things, use things and lack of use.
The very wealthy may consider themselves as minimalists. Simply because that just don't collect anything. Just get rid of anything after just one use.
I might consider myself as one myself. I buy little as possible.
That doesn't mean I don't make the most of what I do have. Yet in order to do that though you must have something to use the most and therefore you collect rather than buy.
They really are not.
There's a difference between those that collect things, use things and lack of use.
The very wealthy may consider themselves as minimalists. Simply because that just don't collect anything. Just get rid of anything after just one use.
I might consider myself as one myself. I buy little as possible.
That doesn't mean I don't make the most of what I do have. Yet in order to do that though you must have something to use the most and therefore you collect rather than buy.
Abstraction · 61-69, M
@DeWayfarer The truest minimalists are cultures of frugality like the Koisan.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Abstraction · 61-69, M
@DeWayfarer It has to be reinterpreted in our lifestyle.