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RE: Subcultures and Social Trends: The Modern Hobo and The Vagabond – When Technology and The Homeless Collide
I spent 2 years homeless. It is a distressing, but opportunity rich experience to develop your character. I won't be surprised if some people decide to give all their money away to friends and relatives, just to get a really solid taste of it. You need at least a year to really start to comprehend what it means, and what you can gain from it.
@l0k1 I followed you! Why not blog about it? I will be interested in your experience?
Well, with the scarce available time I have, and my scale of priorities of what is important, my central occupation is one which is central to all.
https://steemit.com/agorism/@l0k1/agora-a-local-centric-distributed-compartmental-corporate-infrastructure
If I can just gather a big enough group of people working on this, refining the design, formalising it, coding it, marketing it, testing it, and then, well, I will be happy.
In the meantime, the thing that is blocking me from doing better and more work on this, is the fact that I am not getting enough income to do more than subsist, and try and figure out how to make the most profit, both monetary, in recognition, in building friendships, and indeed, occupying my time in ways that profits me also in my hunger for food for my soul.
If I can make Agora happen, and I have been dreaming of it for over 3 years now, and its been the food when I have had no food, through some very rough times, aside from my renewed relationship with God, then maybe I will have a whole day where I say to myself, "Ok, now to share what I learned from my two years homeless".
I worked as hard as I could, put in many hours tapping away at the cheapest smartphone I could scrape together, with a string of thefts, breakages and losses along the way, in my blog on Facebook.
I have to set my priorities, and for me, there is two:
There is one thing I have noticed without fail about the "sufferers". They (you) are the special souls who see alternatives, and can't cope in this world the way it is. You are a very special person. I don't know about programming , but I can recognise passion. I am happy this platform afforded an opportunity for our paths to cross. Good luck, and with subsistence too, I feel the struggle.