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Last year I stumbled upon this building:
From this homepage: http://www.simondale.net/house/index.htm That was before I found out about Paleo - but it is a kind of paleo dream for me to live in a house that is part of the surounding nature... What kind of house would you regard as the most paleoish building? This is an other projekt of Simon:
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This house is pretty cool. Uses an a sandstone mine from the 1930s http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/look/no-really-a-cave-home-087174 |
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The only thing that Paleo is about a house is that it would not have tons of electricty running through it, no Wi-Fi, lots of natural sunlight, lots of views of nature, tress, water, birds, etc. It would have peace and quietness, it would be well-buit, tight air control, and be convenient, modern and be as stress free as possible. It would have a large kitchen, and be big enough for many people to live in for good, warm times. Paleo isn't about degrading oneself and living in poor environment, or in a cave. Does it have anything to do with living in a cave? I don't think so. Actually, it's all part of modern media deception that pre-agricultural people were idiots living in caves. Actually, since we know disease is caused by agriculture, those Paleo people living for 7 million years before our little 8,000 year parade must have been beautiful, healthy, smart, quality beings. Overall, I just don't agree with the "caveman" thing.
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