The Man Who (Literally) Owns Nothing: Radical Minimalist Robin Greenfield On Barefoot Walking 1,600 Miles, Living In Harmony With Earth, & Finding Freedom Through Simplicity
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That by definition is extreme. The world can't handle the way that we exist. The reason that I am so extreme is that I am a product of an extreme society. Robin Greenfield. He is minimalism in extremis personified sort of.
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