We've been domesticated. Turned into cattle. Fed processed information, housed in concrete boxes, trained to follow schedules set by others, conditioned to depend on systems instead of ourselves. But something ancient is stirring. A primal intelligence that kept our ancestors alive for millennia, instincts we now buried under so called “civilization”. The modern hunter doesn't track animals, he tracks opportunities. Doesn't gather berries, he gathers assets. He builds systems. But the core instincts are still the same. Self reliance. Resource awareness. Pattern recognition. Risk assessment. Immediate action when opportunity presents itself. Hunter gatherers didn't wait for permission to eat. Beg to authorities on where to find water, or even, plead for toilet paper. They didn’t need institutions to validate their survival strategies. Only evoked cold hard instincts: adapted to conditions, and moved when necessary. That's what we're returning to. Not physically hunting and gathering, but mentally. Spiritually. Financially. The future isn't more civilization. It's better wildness.