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If not rich by any means whatsoever and actually quite the opposite but I'm thinking about major health investments if you have lots of money.
The most important and the most obvious one would be to buy a farm in a geographically appropriate place. You can employ people there for cheap (if you are rich) and the farm can be operated in a healthy aajonus style manner. You can for example get milk and meat and blood that has never touch plastic or anything from perfectly raised animals.
What are y'alls thoughts
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@Elliott87 Everyone can still buy farms and land, maybe not in future, but its still very much possible.
Though the government has right to seize the farm whenever they want if you dont pay taxes or from whatever reason they made up.
Raw liver enjoyer
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@Elliott87 Everyone can still buy farms and land, maybe not in future, but its still very much possible.
Though the government has right to seize the farm whenever they want if you dont pay taxes or from whatever reason they made up.
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@Rabbi Brootal. Works hard, buys a farm, life is good for 2 weeks, 2030 climate goals means your farm must be taken for co2 reduction. Government takes it brootallll
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@Elliott87 nah don't buy a farm in the west
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@zygomidus Yeah that could be necessary. But if its not in west you need to have armed guards and such because people will steal your animals and equipment.
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that is very smart, im thinking of the same. What countries would you try to buy a farm in?
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@Avishai look where regulations are the shittiest. Mexico and parts of Latin America are good cause they have the cartel. Also Africa and East Asia and india
@zygomidus agreed but like you wouldnt wana live in a 3rd world country right?, a first world country is too advanced too many pollutions and shit so the best option is a farm in like rural south america like brazil. east asia well, in places like Bali. there is already too much people living and i heard there was bad pollution there. seems like south america is the best option
