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This article by Miles Mathis argues for going “off-grid” to escape what he perceives as a corrupt and harmful modern society. He suggests extreme measures like not registering children’s births to avoid government control and the perceived negative influences of “normal” society, which he defines as obese, diabetic, cancerous, ignorant, and propagandized. Mathis criticizes modern education, media, and societal norms, including topics like DEI programs, mixed bathrooms, and drag queen story hours. He also laments the hypersexualization and superficiality he sees in young people, influenced by social media and popular culture like Taylor Swift and TikTok.

Mathis proposes that adopting an off-grid lifestyle offers freedom from these influences, citing his own example of having minimal possessions and government ties. He acknowledges the difficulties, especially with children, comparing the system to sharks that will drag families down. To counter this, he suggests alternative educational models like amish schools and emphasizes the importance of protecting children from perceived harms like vaccinations and the medical-industrial complex. He also touches on international options like moving to Europe or Asia as temporary escapes.

The article then shifts to diet and health, criticizing modern weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy from Nova Nordisk, and Big Pharma in general. Mathis advocates for a whole-foods diet, detailing his own eating habits for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which emphasize organic ingredients, lean meats, vegetables, and healthy fats, while strictly avoiding sugar, processed foods, and certain carbohydrates. He also mentions celebrity examples like Zac Efron and Hugh Jackman as cautionary tales of the side effects of extreme dieting and supplements. He notes that some of his previous recommendations, like Banza chickpea pasta, are no longer advised due to potential glyphosate contamination.

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