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true, I know that. locally that occurred with a church. the issue I have with that philosophy communal living is from observation. we had a commune or two in my town. the requirement to join was basically to have $$$ or a skill. I understand the selection but well. isn't that the point they hated that man would make rules and so forth and be greedy? you had to have a worth to share from. if you didn't they excluded you. the way that comes across is that even if you had a talent and they had that talent it would be know. it seemed to be real selective in nature. to be fair I didn't get to see how many they inducted. they had to move twice, last I heard that commune ended.
