magz wrote:
Closet Genious wrote:
magz wrote:
My point was that in such an equal society, despite all the political corectness enforced, women still go for money. For me it means, the government politics failed to create the society they would dream of. Only the facade of it.
EXACTLY! that's what I keep saying all the time, culture cannot change biology.
But money is part of the culture

If you talked to an indigenous Amazonian girl living the traditional, uncontacted jungle lifestyle, she is probably attracted to good hunters and skilled fishers. They may not even know the idea of property, let alone money.
Okay, I agree to the "biology" part this way: a man should be able to provide goods and safety when the woman is pregnant and busy with kids... because it has been working that way for all the survival-driven generations.
f**k. If only I did live in a tribe.
My ancestors are Indigenous Australians and my philosophies on life are more align with their culture than modern society.
Hunting and fishing and building huts/canoes/weapons everyday sounds like paradise.
Humans aren't evolved to deal with The pressures of modern life.
Things like about buying a house, mortgage, etc.have only been around for the past thousand year or two when humans have been around at least 10,000-500,000
Research shows our ancestors "worked" less hours then people do today, and those living a tribal life aren't necessarily unhappier and it may even be the oppoute. Very developed countries like the USA have some of the worlds highest depression rates.
I am physically able and enjoy being in nature.
My only concern being fishing and catching kangaroo/emu/other large animals and helping the other men build huts would be pretty cool. As well as defending our tribe from other tribe of course.
I know there are negatives. I don't care.