Many small communities, even tribes live outside of the system (as we have for 2.5 million years, only 6,000 in captivity), and live long and healthy lives, we are more susceptible to disease because we live in close quarters and the food supply is overloaded with sugar, GMOs, and preservatives. As hunter gatherers we lived in small groups, and lived of the land keeping everything in balance, as did the American Indians before the white man took smallpox to the continent and slaughtered the bison. Funny, the white man referred to them as "uncivilised" as they had no sense of self, ie a Me, an ego, but were solely community minded. Civilisation (domestication) sprung up in Mesopotamia, when we started to build cities, and domesticate animals and grasses, it was inevitable that once we learned to grow crops, then someone would claim ownership of the land, and so ownership of the food source, and so ownership of the people. Sumerians had a story that the gods came to earth and taught them kingship, priesthood, warfare, prostitution, craftmanship, falsehood etc, ironically called Me's. The same story is echoed in The Book of Enoch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_(mythology) Azâzêl taught men to make swords, and knives, and shields, and breastplates, and made known to them the metals of the earth and the art of working them, and bracelets, and ornaments, and the use of antimony, and the beautifying of the eyelids, and all kinds of costly stones, and all colouring tinctures. And of course the bible tells us that Abel was the shepherd, and Cain the first builder of cities, was a farmer. Prior to this for the majority of human existence we were hunter gatherers, the oldest statue Venus the mother goddess, and buried our dead in the fetal position painted with ochre as in the womb for rebirth. I wonder where this will all end Dalcocono? We can't go back, and we cannot get out. Thanks for your response. .

Many small communities, even tribes live outside of the system (as we have for 2.5 million years, only 6,000 in captivity), and live long and healthy lives, we are more susceptible to disease because we live in close quarters and the food supply is overloaded with sugar, GMOs, and preservatives. As hunter gatherers we lived in small groups, and lived of the land keeping everything in balance. Civilisation (domestication) sprung up in Mesopotamia, when we started to build cities, and domesticate animals and grasses, it was inevitable that once we learned to grow crops, then someone would claim ownership of the land, and so ownership of the food source, and so ownership of the people. Sumerians had a story that the gods came to earth and taught them kingship, priesthood, warfare, prostitution, craftmanship, falsehood etc, ironically called Me's. The same story is echoed in The Book of Enoch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_(mythology)