No mention of him cooking the meat while with the wolves...
Title: Re: Man brought up by wolves
Post by: a_real_man on April 07, 2018, 01:57:24 am
So many interesting insights and ideas in this article. - If he was truly brought up by wolves, I have to wonder if the legend of Romus and Remulus is true. - Why are wolves so kind? - "'I only wrapped my feet up when they hurt because of the snow. I had such big calluses on my feet that kicking a rock was like kicking a ball" -> evidence that it is normal and natural for humans to be barefooted - "He claimed to have been cheated and abused, exploited by bosses in the hospitality and construction industries, and left with nothing" -> that's human society for ya - He has lived to old age and has gained much wisdom. His main regret is not going back to living with the wolves, which is noteworthy. - The mother wolf threw him pieces of meat and he says that he took it and ate it - not cooked it and then ate it. So he indeed ate his meat raw. - "Mr Pantoja said he also had a snake for company who followed him around because he fed her goat's milk" -> This is so outside of my reality. I'm not sure what to make of it. A tamed snake? A snake that drinks milk? - "He was confined to a wheelchair for a time after the thick callouses were cut off his feet and his first visit to a barber had him terrified the razor would cut his throat" -> welcome to human society - "He fought with the nuns about sleeping in a bed and when he rented his own room he at first slept on the floor on a pile of magazines and blankets." -> sleeping on a hard surface has been documented by science to be healthier. Again, some additional instances where society forces its norms on him.
Overall, fascinating story. Would love to have a chat with this guy.
Title: Re: Man brought up by wolves
Post by: TylerDurden on April 07, 2018, 02:33:08 am
Well,the official version is that the romulus/remus myth is just that. That, instead of a "lupus"/wolf, it was a "lupa"/prostitute that spawned the twins. So, the Romans, a rather puritannical people except for the usually debauched rulers/nobility, are claimed to have changed the word so as to become respectable. However, there are so many reports of feral children, some authenticated beyond doubt, and it's a big theme in folk stories:-
Title: Re: Man brought up by wolves
Post by: goodsamaritan on April 07, 2018, 05:47:43 pm
If the man says he was adopted by wolves, he was adopted by wolves. Pretty cool story. Maybe there is a video, or a book.
Life with humans isn't so bad... he gets to have human reproductive sex and make human babies I suppose... humans are not meant to be continuously happy.
Title: Re: Man brought up by wolves
Post by: TylerDurden on April 07, 2018, 06:34:01 pm
The point is, GS, is that he was much happier living a more rawpalaeo-style way of life. Anyway, our future seems to be an idiocracy-style homo-erectus-like lifestyle.
Title: Re: Man brought up by wolves
Post by: Dingeman on April 08, 2018, 02:55:13 am
He claims he can connect the most with children, the human beings that haven't been poisoned by a bad diet and unhealthy lifestyle yet. Children are more likely to be natural, that's why he prefers them.
Title: Re: Man brought up by wolves
Post by: PaganGoy on April 10, 2018, 06:34:57 am
Likewise European culture and traditions also highlight the purity of children in many of our pre chrsitian pagan stories/holidays.