Not sure if serious; I'll assume so: I've often fantasized about living "off the grid" or even being homeless, and I mean I seriously considered it as an ethical position to take. Especially the homeless part, as I often admire Diogenes and his homelessness as an act of rebellion against what he saw was a corrupted society. My reasons for doing so would be less for the criticism of society and more for a personal need for simplicity and consequently a reduction of waste and suffering to others. So yeah, one day I might take you up on that offer. Not now, because filial obligations tie me to the grid. But one day. I might just save up just enough money to attempt self-sufficiency in the future. This reminds me, I really do need to read Walden...