What is the best way to store it? In someone else's belly. It reminds me of the thought: if you're a hunter-gatherer and you hunt and kill a deer, you can only eat so much. All these costs were self funded, and unsurprisingly people were uneducated, but parents still invested for their future by educating their children. Encouraging women to have children, parental leave, public hospitals, childcare, school, arts and science for public enjoyment and edification.īack in the pre-Victorian era this was certainly not the norm. But society definitely makes a large speculative investment in every individual. It isn't an indenture in the sense that you can leave the country. Otherwise they are going to have more of the same, as in rulers like Trump or worse. I suggest Americans maybe try to learn about this. Oh yeah, to the Americans reading this: the EU, and its founding and its precursor organizations were designed for “what to do after your empire fails”. We have handled the pandemic better than America has (I am also American.). Yes, the EU did mess up with the procurement of vaccines, but we will get through this. We are willing to pay taxes not only for a stable government, but a stable society. We also trust our officials, and we have a culture of doing so. We also have other vaccines in our arsenal to fight this. By the way, those EU countries made that decision independently from the EU, so maybe you should not be trashing the EU here. But, it is a prime example of American imperialism/colonialism at its best, when the American empire is not only in hardcore decline, but literally crumbling, if not collapsing.Īlso, I love all of the Americans in the past few days who are trashing both the European Union (who did not suspend AstraZeneca vaccinations) and the European Union countries that have suspended the AstraZeneca vaccine for a week, most likely, at the absolute longest. Many Americans tend to think that you can live/work/retire almost anywhere in the world, but particularly western and Northern Europe (“eastern Europe” is viewed with derision by Americans, even though once these countries become part of the European Union, they become westernized pretty fast), as long as you have a “high paying job” (that an individual can work remotely) and “are willing to pay the taxes”-and in some cases “are willing to learn the language”.
If it's anything like the rules in Finland there's probably a bunch of environmental and building codes that needs to be adhered to, but on the other hand this is a traditional build so it might be perfectly possible that he just needed to submit the plans and get someone to approve them. The Swedish rules seem to be more lax when the building is to be located in sparsely populated areas. I'm not entirely sure about Swedish regulations in regards to building permits, but based on a quick Internet search it looks like one may or may not require a permit, based on the location, size and purpose of the the log cabin, and as a rule of thumb one should check with the local authorities before starting construction. An article about this particular young builder mentions he built it on land owned by his family. It's obviously an impressive feat to build a log cabin from scratch, but since this step is so often completely omitted, I have to ask myself whether this is because it's considered too boring, or because there are people out there who think that as long as you go far enough into the woods, you can do whatever you want because no one will notice.Ībout 70% of Sweden is covered with forests, so acquiring some land covered by trees should be fairly trivial assuming one has the money for it.
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Most likely, you'll also need in addition to this a permit to fell trees to begin with, because land owners in most countries aren't free to simply fell any amount of trees they wish just because they own the land.
If you're felling a large amount of trees in a forest, at the bare minimum you need the blessing of the land owner (if that isn't you).
The last thing I'd want to do is spend an entire year building something that I would then be legally obliged to tear down.
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One thing that always seems to be missing from these videos (in general, because there are many of them) is step 0: how do you go about acquiring the land and the permission to build a log cabin on this land? I can't imagine that there's many countries in the world where there is no build code or other legislation regarding how or where buildings can be built.
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