Dear Eustace Conway Jr.
I have read your biographical book, "The Last American Man" and I think that you as an individual are extradinary; from your adventures in travelling to your hard working efforts on Turtle Island, you amaze everyone with your abilities. However, I am curious as to why your expectations of everyone are so high. After all, your apprentices can't get along with you, no more than your family members can, so why push for perfectionism if you know that it cannot be done by everyone. One final question I have for you is this; your ideal utopia is where man returns back into primitive nature and live among the wild, how can you expect this to be possible if our society is currently evolving in technology? Would trying to get everyone to live like you be a strong hinderance to what we've tried to accomplish technologically?
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