The two main problems are: his notion of freedom, which is too simplistic (almost akin to absence of conditioning) and his rose-colored view of an imaginary past which dis not exist ever (past without technology in which life was a kind of perpetual paradise).
Otherwise, the reading is interesting.
But being free is something in the heart, as so many mystics of all religions living in labour camps have taught us.
The two main problems are: his notion of freedom, which is too simplistic (almost akin to absence of conditioning) and his rose-colored view of an imaginary past which dis not exist ever (past without technology in which life was a kind of perpetual paradise).
Otherwise, the reading is interesting.
But being free is something in the heart, as so many mystics of all religions living in labour camps have taught us.