So I'm new to this platform, and I'm trying to share my passion on ...well..." Going back to the Basics". Lol. I think we can all agree that technology and scientific advancements have literally takin over our live's. And with all the data we now have on the correlation of those advancments and things like cancer, teen suicide, drug addiction and mental health issues , ect., I have to say I honostly think we need to hit the pause button and rewind. Don't get me wrong there are A LOT of good things that have come from our advancments as well. Which is why we all just except the bad things cause we're convinced we don't have a choice. That we have to deal with the bad to keep all the good. What very few stop and think about is we survived and thrived for how long before all that? Just because things are more convenient now doesn't mean there better. " Everything that glitters ain't gold" And due to all these advancments the old ways have almost but all been forgotten. I mean I can count on 1 hand how many people under the age of 25 that know how to use a phone book or a library card catalog. Even less that know how to read a map let alone know how to make vinager, or make there own thread to make cloths, grow there own food, use the land to not only survive but build and grow.... honostly most can't even sew or cook. Health factors and family values assid , we not only need to be passing this knowledge down to future generations to preserve but we should also be teaching them these things for when all these " wonderful achievements" are no longer available. Let's face it, nothing lasts forever, so it stands to reason, for whatever reason, the grid will go down one day. No matter if it's tomorrow or 100 years from now it's going to happen . And I believe it's our responsibility to ensure our future generations know how to do more than order door dash, ask Alexa or leave a comment. KMSL. So it's now my hobby, my passion, to learn all I possibly can to be able to do exactly that.