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What sets him apart from the stereotypical image of a hermit—living in a shack, dodging showers, and cluttered with junk—is his modern, high-tech setup. He has electricity, internet, movies, and all conveniences that allow for a comfortable, solitary existence. Yet, he emphasizes that he controls his schedule, does only what pleases him, and isn't subject to anyone's demands.
He shares that he encounters minimal human interaction—occasional brief chats at the grocery store or from afar—and finds that the stress associated with constant social contact is greatly reduced. The internet allows him to connect with the world on his terms, offering an escape and a pause button for life's chaos.