Reading about these kinds of subjects is pure fun, so I’ve taught myself a few things.
Actually, I think it’s a waste to learn something from a teacher you’d never want to teach yourself. Otherwise, no further growth potential when the class is passed.

It is a classic Tragedy of the Lords that was once a luxury is now an essential. It is an essential that drives us apart from one another, isolates us, and makes us weak. Soon, our house cat and household brand names are playing a bigger role in our daily lives than our family and friends. Following our modern idea of individualism ironically strips us of our freedom to live as individuals. Everyone’s struggling to pay rent just like everyone else. People can’t even pay less rent or else they would lose status and have to live in an unfashionable neighborhood where it’s unwise to fill the place with too many expensive electronics. Let’s face it, even the cheapest possible place isn’t very cheap in proportion to other expenses.
It seems like it would make sense to band together with other people to make life easier.

But all these people who had their own rooms since they were babies are ill suited to cope with even one new person sharing their space. This is painfully evident in college where no one can seem to get along with their roommate. Unlike any other culture in the history of the human species they have nearly zero concept of how to share their personal space, time, and belongings with others.
If we have a tacitly understood social etiquette for sharing a bus, a subway car, or even a sidewalk is it that extraordinary to exist in the same room with another human being without constantly coming to blows?

Another major problem: Men suffer a huge loss in status from sharing space with another. Can’t he afford his own place? What woman would want him? Her status would suffer in turn for being with him. “How do you ___ with him with that other guy there? Why is he so cheap?” All her lady friends would ask.

These are two solutions I have found. They both pay a decent amount. Additionally, I get to skip out on a significant portion of taxes, which basically forces most to work and live paycheck to paycheck. I am looking to branch out with different aspects of internet marketing.

If you could figure out a way to make just a little bit of money online, you could easily survive without being held captive to trite social interaction.

Your recommendation about living mates is completely credited. Most men nowadays really lack great dating options here in the western world. Instead of shacking up with a poison pill, we should band together and live a life of leisure and pleasurable work. Eventually, the savings could go towards a larger investment.

The best I can figure so far: Do what dirt poor immigrants do. Pay for a place to live as a group and manage to share it without major disputes. They sure don’t have to worry about loneliness. Even 3-4 people working part time for lousy wages could pay off a modest apartment with plenty to spare. Beyond that, the key would be to work at places within walking distance and avoid cars like the plague.

Furthermore, if you do succeed you make many new connections with others. However, these new connections are largely transient in nature and are based on what you can “bring to the table.” Once the status card is stripped, the relationship dissipates.