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Mayor of Simpleton
661So, the OP title is:
Is living essentially living the lives of others?
The posted question is:
How much is one's life dependant on another? — whippet101
Implications and assumptions being made by this combination are what exactly? -
unenlightened
9.2kHow much is one's life dependant on another? — whippet101
Divest yourself of everything produced by another, and you will find out - briefly. -
TheMadFool
13.8kI'm not a hermitologist, if there's such a thing at all, but the proverbial hermit's cave is usually located in the vicinity of human settlements. That however seems to miss the point i.e. to infer that hermits too depend on other people amounts to either failing to understand or misunderstanding the philosophy of hermithood.
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