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You would be able to carry and use medieval weaponry, but you would be bound to a code of honor. If you ever violated this code, punishment would be harsher than a normal citizen : for example, if you wrongfully assault someone, your sentence would be harsher compared to a normal citizen guilty of assault because you violated the code. You could be able to assist people in danger or defend yourself using said weapons. In the end, it would be something similar to chivalry.

I am convinced, that people love sh*t and junk!
What exactly do I mean?

Well, here's what made me draw this conclusion:

- People loving drama and stress in life. Some argue, that fights and arguments are essential to a relationship. I however compare this to workplace accidents.

- Also people feeding on social media and getting depressed by looking at others. Their lives are so much better somehow than their own, right? Right?

- Why put work and effort in reaching your goals when complaining about it repeatedly is much easier?

- Who cares about privacy when you can have convenience in life? They got nothing to hide anyway. They're on social media after all. Everybody can stalk them all they want. Google, Facebook and all other spying agencies know more about you than you yourself do.

- More of a personal preference but regarding privacy and conveniences (outside of social media that is) people prefer Google Chrome over Firefox. People prefer Google over DuckDuckGo. People prefer WhatsApp/Skype over Signal. VPN? What are you talking about you paranoid nerd?

- This one's also a personal preference but paying twice for a product, that is likely to be replaced in the next year (Apple inc. products anyone?) and performs similar to it's half-priced competitors when you're nearing bankruptcy?

- I won't go into religion any deeper than just going to state, that I can't grasp how one would enjoy living in fear, unquestionable rules and constant judgment of an entity, that has not yet been confirmed at the price of your own freedom and individuality.

- And my personal favorite: People LOVE to feed on the propaganda given to us by the media, that is under control of the government. TV, news, radiostations... All of them broadcast cherrypicked fragments of information processed in such a way, that there is only one perspective to look at. Mostly bad news.