Insanely Free

Insanely Free explores the impacts of technology, media, and societal norms on individual freedom and self-sufficiency. It critiques the dominance of big tech, mainstream narratives, and consumer culture, advocating for a return to nature, personal sovereignty, and critical thinking against a backdrop of global control and dependency.

Technology and Society Media Influence Consumer Culture Personal Sovereignty Environmental Sustainability Global Control Mechanisms Traditional Skills and Self-Sufficiency Critical Thinking

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Is the Internet about to go down?

3 implied HN points • 02 Feb 22
  1. The Internet as we know it may not always be there.
  2. The Internet was designed and controlled by centralized powers.
  3. Owning technology and taking control of your life is crucial.

Fleeing tyranny 101: How to be a full-time gypsy

3 implied HN points • 11 Dec 21
  1. Life as a full-time nomad requires adaptability and minimalism in possessions.
  2. Embracing unconventional methods for food, technology, and navigation is essential in a nomadic lifestyle.
  3. Prioritizing personal freedom and preparedness for unexpected changes drives the necessity for a minimalist, highly portable lifestyle.

The 4 pillars of freedom

7 implied HN points • 18 Dec 19
  1. Plan B Practice emphasizes the importance of negotiation and having a backup plan.
  2. Wealth, skills, mobility, and health are key pillars to building a strong Plan B.
  3. Empower yourself to figure things out, avoid common mistakes, and stay flexible in your approach.

"Privacy what?" A different take on privacy phones.

0 implied HN points • 28 Dec 21
  1. Reclaiming privacy in a world dominated by smartphones can be challenging but not impossible.
  2. Privacy phones are not a perfect solution, but they offer ways to mitigate tracking and surveillance.
  3. Consider simplicity, prudence, effort, and pace in improving privacy, starting with disconnecting from big tech.