Check out the island of Anuta, it's inspiring!

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Only 300 people, the entire island is less than a quarter of a kilometer in size. They live almost exactly like they did when they arrived there 400 years ago, they grow taro and breadfruit, play ukeleles, and rely primarily on fishing the sea to survive. They are 100% self sufficient, as they are too far away to trade with other islands. I learned about them on the documentary the south pacific on netflix, and when I saw them, it made me think of Hawai'i. We should grow all our own food and fish it and stuff like the Anutians do! Their life is very hard, true, but they have 0% homeless, nobody starves, everyone shares and contributes to the greater good. Despite their agrarian level of tech, they seem happier than most of modern Hawai'ian society.

Aloha