Quote from: CryptoDens on May 02, 2021, 12:00:55 PM

Quote from: decodx on May 02, 2021, 09:38:28 AM

Quote from: acener on May 02, 2021, 08:32:46 AM

I have some question for all of you Huh

No, I wouldn't want to live on a desert island by myself. I have a loved one, and I don't want to live the rest of my life apart from her.
So, assuming that the requirements (such as food, drinking water, and shelter) are covered, I'd like a decent laptop, a solar charger, and some kind of satellite connectivity to access the Internet.

I'd probably last a year or two. After that, I'd get bored and want to return to civilization.

Wow, can you last for a year or two? in my opinion it is quite extraordinary if I myself, maybe only a month at the longest, of course I feel lonely.
Living alone is not wrong, it's okay. if I myself, it is definitely not possible to survive for 32 years.

Maybe the first week you can still, in the second week you will feel lonely, the third week you have started to be depressed or stressed that there are no friends or partners to talk to. The fourth week I have tried to escape from the island by all means, for example making a rowing raft out of the island looking for another island with a lot of inhabitants.

I would also be amazed if it was true that someone could live alone for more than a month on a desert island. Because basically humans are
social creatures, so we need the presence of other humans to live. I wouldn't even last more than a week having to stay on the island alone,
let alone run out of food. I can't imagine having to hunt for food, therefore it requires skills and knowledge to survive if we plan to live alone
on the island for a long time.