Le retour à la nature comme mode de vie

Rob Greenfield
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38 Video Views·Oct 25, 2024
Il vit sans carte bleue, sans salaire, sans papier toilette. Vivre loin de la société de consommation, c’est le pari de Rob Greenfield.
Un reportage de Babel Press à suivre ce jeudi 31 janvier à 21h sur France 2 dans Envoyé spécial (images de Babel Doc) :
https://www.francetvinfo.fr/replay-magazine/france-2/envoye-special/
no shoes no shirt you know the average
person they're looking to make a wild
man in the bush so this is my toilet
paper I haven't bought toilet paper for
about five years it's nice and soft it's
a soft and it even has a really nice
smell to it very much a minimalist I
like to keep things really simple so the
clothes kind of represent that it's
getting rid of all the frivolous in life
and all that's unnecessary and doesn't
serve me and and everyone else to a
higher purpose and that's that's this
example here just simplifying life so
that I can do what I want rather than
making money for things that I don't
really need it doesn't feel right to me
while there's so many people in the
world who don't have enough it doesn't
feel right to me to have too much
[Music]
we live in a time that's very visually
oriented I believe whether it's photo or
video people tend to get their messages
through something that's visual for
things to click in their mind
[Music]
it's about creating community it's about
bringing people closer together it's not
me me me me you you you you it's working
together here there's not a single thing
from the supermarket this is a hundred
percent food that I actually grew in my
garden this summer or that I forged from
fruit trees growing in basically urban
foraging abandoned lots and and Parks
and sex I'm doing this because it's an
extreme thing that will get people
thinking that will inspire people and my
hopes is not that other people are gonna
go out and want to grow and forge 100
percent of their food my goal is just to
get people to want to grow one thing to
start with just a tomato plant and a
basil on their balcony or to have a
little front yard raised bed garden to
start somewhere and help people start
this path of feeling just a little bit
more connected with our food source with
what gives us life and with the earth as
a whole
