If you could live in a house without ever going outside, would you like to do that?

Pre-College Topics High School Cafe
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<p>It’s definitely getting possible now that so many companies have options for delivering groceries to your doorstop. :)</p>

<p>And then there’s just working at home. Or, living in the department you do research in. :)</p>

<p>And no, I’m not fat. I’m quite the opposite. Calorie restriction beats exercise. :smiley: There’s a buddhist monk who BARELY has any creases in his skin despite being 90 (that’s because the sun’s UV will ALWAYS damage your skin no matter what - you can get vitamin D through supplements)</p>

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<p>No. I’m definitely not an outdoorsy/woodsy/camping type of person, but I still love doing other stuff indoors, that are in other places than my house. If that makes sense.</p>

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<p>Let me think about that, no.</p>

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<p>No. That wouldn’t be much of a life.</p>

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<p>No. It would make me feel trapped.</p>

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<p>No I couldn’t do it forever…I could do it for a while but not my whole life</p>

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<p>My parents basically do that. They order groceries and work at home. We also have home exercise equipment. If you don’t count my mom driving me to school (which she only does a couple times a week and it’s 5 minutes), they each leave the house about 2-5 times a week, with my dad’s count being closer to 2 and my mom’s to 5.</p>

<p>Don’t do it.</p>

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<p>HELL NO.</p>

<p>Unless my house is a big warehouse with a hut-on-an-island inside.</p>

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<p>Negatory. I’d consider the opposite though.</p>

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<p>HELL NO.</p>

<p>Unless my house is a big warehouse with a hut-on-an-island inside.</p>

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<p>Lol, ideas of what is “inside” and what is “outside” and what exactly the difference or meaning of the differences are can get more blurry than we might initially think, I think. </p>

<p>UV is scary, but the sun is alluring. When it’s coming through my unblinded windows sometimes I just have to lie in it on the wood floor. ok, anyway, I could stay inside my house for a long time (especially with the right amount coming and going of people I wanted to be around, and especially if I had a porch to quell my outside urges, but i don’t know if this is breaking the rules; it could even be on the second story as long as it was sufficiently safe + large). The view would have to be green, though.</p>

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<p>No. I start feeling “icky” if I stay inside for too long… I get cramps, I start to feel sweaty, etc…</p>

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<p>NO!. Man, i have to go outside everyday or i start feeling cooped up and fat. </p>

<p>Btw, Exercise beats calorie restrictions unless of course you’re one of the nut-jobs with a 3% body fat who barely eats.</p>

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<p>This may sound odd but I think would be a gud option.I have great difficulty speaking to people or around people.Right now CC is my only way of reaching the outer world…except high school of course.</p>