Post by @John_Loader@ohai.social
As we get older, walking is really just a controlled fall. We basically just put the next foot out right before we fall, until one day we do fall.
@kibcol1049@mstdn.social
That's one advantage of "floor living":
Sitting all day on the floor (in different positions, that is), you already are on the floor.
So, in case you fall, your fall becomes shorter, thus less hurt- and impactful ;)
Recommendation:
"How I started floor living (without buying anything) | Minimalist Living"
https://inv.nadeko.net/ecjHzhVwAQY
@fasnix @kibcol1049 Don't take anything more away, you're falling into their trap.
(It's just an absurdist joke)
@woe2you@beige.party
Personally, I don't see a trap there.
I'm on a 'minimalist journey' since ~12 years, earning less and less stuff.
Why?
Because most things I own don't have a substantial meaning to me.
My 'life goal' is to own as few things that (mostly) fit into a rucksack.
I'm on my way, still owning too much stuff.
@fasnix @kibcol1049 Surely the most minimalist journey you could take would be to not go anywhere?
(Still joking)
@fasnix @woe2you @kibcol1049 In Cambridge there is a sign that points to the Rosie Maternity Hospital. Oddly it has added to it No Accident and Emergency. But I bet a few accidents got them pregnant and when the baby starts to come it is an emergency.
@John_Loader @fasnix @woe2you @kibcol1049 Nonetheless, once when I was there someone showed up at the front door of the Rosie in cardiac arrest and a large team of people appeared very quickly to help. (Without, I think success.)