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  1. Thanks for your information i refer your article in my final paper. This is a very useful article in 2020.

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  2. Thanks for your comment Lanta. Creating great memories with family and good friends just requires a little space and free time.

  3. Mr. Tony Widerman! I love the article you have just came out with. Philosophy is a great topic and could cover any area of life that we could possibly think up. I am a huge fan of minimizing things in your life and getting down to the bare bones of it all. I think it really lets us see what is important in life (after you strip all the other shit away). Anyway, thanks for this. Great stuff!

  4. Lanta Eco News says:

    Wise words! There are some great insights in this article. If only more people thought this way, they would be a lot happier and there would also be a lot less destruction to the environment. Less consumerism would mean less waste and less damage to the planet. People don’t really need most of the things they buy, and it’s a shame more people don’t realise that owning so many things doesn’t lead to being happy and fulfilled. Like you say, it’s the people and experiences in your life, not the things you buy, that make you happy and satisfied. Great article and way of thinking. 🙂

  5. Thanks for your comment Lanta. Creating great memories with family and good friends just requires a little space and free time.

  6. Lanta Eco News says:

    Wise words! There are some great insights in this article. If only more people thought this way, they would be a lot happier and there would also be a lot less destruction to the environment. Less consumerism would mean less waste and less damage to the planet. People don’t really need most of the things they buy, and it’s a shame more people don’t realise that owning so many things doesn’t lead to being happy and fulfilled. Like you say, it’s the people and experiences in your life, not the things you buy, that make you happy and satisfied. Great article and way of thinking. 🙂

  7. Mr. Tony Widerman! I love the article you have just came out with. Philosophy is a great topic and could cover any area of life that we could possibly think up. I am a huge fan of minimizing things in your life and getting down to the bare bones of it all. I think it really lets us see what is important in life (after you strip all the other shit away). Anyway, thanks for this. Great stuff!