Could you live on a remote island? Why or why not? by

Maria Eduarda e Maria Fernanda

2025-07-02 10:57:47 UTC

We would hate to live in a isolated island, because we like the city, to be close to our friends and family. Other important thing is the internet connection, we live to stay connected and use social media.

2025-07-02 10:58:22 UTC

I could live on a remote island, I know how to plant and collect water, fishing and hunting don't seems much difficult. I would hate be homeschooling so I probably move as an adult.

caio corrêa, n°8

Davi Corrêa

2025-07-02 10:58:27 UTC

No. Because I would get bored, and I wouldn't have many friends either. But looking on the bright side, it would be incredibly peaceful without the noise of cars, motorcycles, buses, etc... without disturbance.

Ana Julia, Eduarda, Lara

2025-07-02 10:58:36 UTC

AJ: I wouldn't like it, because there's no internet, it's very isolated and I wouldn't like to be homeschooled.

E: I wouldn't like it because the schools in the city are better, there is Internet and I can go out with my friends, plus I don't have to worry about natural disasters.

L: I would live on an island if there was internet. I like peace and the scenery, as well as swimming and living a simple lifestyle.

Otávio Zimmermann

zimmermannotavio — 2025-07-02 10:59:48 UTC

I couldn't live on a remote island, because I would probably miss the internet conection, I wouldn't be happy with the amount of different insects there, I am so lazy that probably I would starve to death, and many other reasons.

Fernanda e Cecília

2025-07-02 11:00:01 UTC

We couldn’t live on a remote island because we would feel lonely, miss the mall and restaurants, and the most difficult part would be the internet connection.

Dylan Aquino - 11

2025-07-02 11:00:27 UTC

Yes, I could live in a remote island. Because the combination of meaningful manual labor, the beauty and calm of the ocean, the opportunity for personal growth and the chance to live more authentically and connected to nature make the idea of living on a remote island extremely appealing to me.

Agatha, Sofia, Lavínia

2025-07-02 11:00:54 UTC

We couldn't live on a remote island because We wouldn't be able to live on a remote island because mainly the lack of internet and technology would make it very difficult.

Another problem would be the Another problem would be the reduced resources which would generate high transportation costs. In addition to taking a long time to arrive or to be able to contact to order.

Furthermore, we would be isolated.

Leonora e Luana Cidrini

2025-07-02 11:00:55 UTC

We couldn’t live on a remote island. There’s no Wi-Fi, no social media, no stores or fun places to go.

We like the city because there are people, lights, music, and lots of things to do.

On an island, it would be too quiet and lonely.

Valentine e Luana

2025-07-02 11:03:38 UTC

No, we couldn’t live on a remote island.

We like being around people, going to school, and having access to modern things like electricity and the internet. It would also be difficult to study or talk to people online without a good connection.

Alice Leite, Eduarda, Maria Julia e Lara Vasconcelos

laravasconcelosmoaes — 2025-07-02 11:47:01 UTC

Personally we wouldn't Live in a remote island since we really like having Internet acess and being around our friends.

Ana Luisa Rezende, Maria Eduarda Ferrari

2025-07-02 11:48:30 UTC

We wouldn't like to live in a isolated island, because we think that would be very boring and we have fear of insects. Other point is the internet, that would be very difficult for us to live without.

Lorena Nogueira e Stella

2025-07-02 11:49:36 UTC

I would never be able to live on any island. I like going out to different places, trying different cuisines, meeting new people.

Lucas, Théo, Gabriel Larry

lucas395 — 2025-07-02 11:49:41 UTC

We couldn't live on a remote island, probably the lack of internet would get us crazy, and we would also miss our friends that live on the city.

Lara Toledo and Maria Clara.

2025-07-02 11:50:06 UTC

We couldn’t live on a remote island because we would feel very alone.

We like technology and internet. On a remote island, there is no Wi-Fi or stores. It would be hard to live without these things.

So, we prefer to live in a city or town.

Fernanda Stefani, Lara Gonçalves, Pedro Bandeira

2025-07-02 11:50:45 UTC

We completely agree that living on a remote island would be perfect to our sanity and mental health, because we wouldn’t need to work to anyone, we would have our own food, knowing that it doesn’t have any illness or pesticides, and lastly, the only sound would be the waves touching the island’s ground and some animals or birds.

Maria Luiza de Souza Brucker

2025-07-02 11:51:53 UTC

I wouldn't be able to due to lack of food, water, among other things.

Magali, Beatriz, Manuela e Larissa

2025-07-02 11:56:32 UTC

We couldn't live on a remote island once, nowadays, we use the internet all the time to study and to communicate, so we would hate living without internet. We also don't enjoy wildlife, so living near nature isn't a great idea for us. We believe the unique advantage of living on a remote island is having a peaceful and quiet life.

Beatriz, Lis, Luana and Manuela.

beatrizazevedo11 — 2025-07-02 13:43:49 UTC

We wouldn’t like to live on a remote island because there would be no internet, which would make communication and entertainment difficult. Also, being far from friends and social interaction would make the experience lonely. The constant presence of insects and lack of comfort would also make daily life quite unpleasant.

Isabella Menezes, Ana Klara, Gabriella Barata, Enzo, Luca Tostes e Davi Mergh

isabellinha — 2025-07-02 13:44:06 UTC

We wouldn’t live, because we would be isolate from everyone and we like the busy life of the city. Also, we would hate do not having internet conection.

Rebecca Kibel, Pietro Evangelista, Luiza Brito e Marina Schneider.

2025-07-02 13:45:02 UTC

We wouldn’t be able to live well on an island. We miss simple things like the internet, restaurants, our friends, and our routine. Being far from everyone and not talking to other people would be very hard. Plus, there are the insects — which we are really afraid of. We like adventure, but we also need comfort and company. That’s why living on an isolated island wouldn’t work for us.

Luca assis, Eduardo cunha

2025-07-02 13:45:56 UTC

I wouldn’t like to live on a desert island because I think it would be too lonely and difficult. I enjoy being around people, and I would miss my family, friends, and technology. Also, surviving without enough food, clean water, or medical help would be really challenging.

João Gabriel F C Chaves, Cecília Pinheiro e Beatriz Mayer

2025-07-02 13:47:17 UTC

No, I couldn’t live on a remote island. It would be hard to adapt. I’m used to doing normal things every day, like going to the store, using the internet, or talking to friends. On a remote island, I couldn’t do these things. Life there would be very different and difficult for me.

Antonio, Pedro Fernandes, Mateus e Lucas Scoralick

2025-07-02 13:51:11 UTC

Yes, we can because we like isolate and fresh air.

Pedro

pedrosouza2021cscjf — 2025-07-02 20:07:17 UTC

O think I wouldn’t like to live on a remote island, because the internet connection would probably be terrible and I woudn’t have much access to information. Furthermore, it would be harder to develop my education and I would have to colect my food. However, I would try to adapt to these situations.

Bruno Muler, Davi Barbosa e Victor Hugo

2025-07-03 11:47:00 UTC

We can't live on a remote island because we like skateboarding, using the internet, and going out. A remote island doesn’t have good places to skate, no internet, and no city life. It would be very hard for us to enjoy our normal activities there.

Mateus, Pedro Pereira, João gabriel

2025-07-03 11:48:19 UTC

No, I couldn't live on a remote island, because I'm very connected and I like spend my time online, on social media, and chatting with friends. Being without internet, shows, memes, and updates would be a nightmare. I also love being around people and experiencing new things all the time.

Lívia, Luiz Felipe

2025-07-03 11:50:20 UTC

We would hate to live in a remote island because we love to go to parties and restaurants, and the internet is something wich we cannot live without. Otherwise we would get bored a lot

Ana Luiza Barra, Ana Tereza, Gabriel Silveira, Larissa Loures, Maria Luiza, Mariah Novais e Ana Luisa Rodrigues.

larissaalmeidacscjf — 2025-07-03 11:50:24 UTC

We agree that we couldn't live in a remote island. The internet connection would be terrible and it prejudice our communication, social life and entertainment. Also, not being able to see our friends would be quite lonely and seeing just selective persons would be boring. And we do have the problem of more physical work to get everything or financial, because food, home, energy, entertainment don't fall from sky, so we would have to work or pay for everything.

Barbara, Sophia e Maria Flor

2025-07-03 11:51:04 UTC

We wouldn't like living on an isolated island because we are very sociable and we wouldn't like being isolated and we use the internet a lot

Julia solé, Mariana tomasco e isabela miotto

2025-07-03 11:51:38 UTC

We wouldn't live on a remote island because we wouldn't be able to study at home and prepare for college entrance exams, it would be impossible to practice our sports, not to mention insects and spiders.

Alice, Geovana, Lorena e Nina.

geovanabruggercscjf — 2025-07-03 11:53:13 UTC

We probably wouldn't be satisfied living on a remote island. We would like to live surrounded by nature and be able to do alternative activities, but the difficulties in accessing education and other services would make our daily lives difficult. Therefore, we would like to live somewhere a little further away from the city but not so isolated.

Davi Hansen, Vinícius, Lucas Mokdeci, Henrique, Pedro Zacaron, João Bella

2025-07-03 11:56:05 UTC

We think living on remote islands could be interesting for short periods of time enjoying nature, the ocean, and some peace and quiet. But it wouldn’t be a good idea for the rest of our lives. We’d miss our families, friends, the internet, and basic things like stores or medical help. In the long run, it would probably get lonely and complicated.

2025-07-11 10:59:01 UTC

Maria Eduarda, Giovanna Ferrari

Yes, we think we could live on a remote island and really enjoy it. It would be peaceful, away from stress, and a chance to connect with nature. We’d like the challenge of surviving, working together, and living simply. Even though we’d miss some comforts, it would be a special and fun experience.

Bruna e Rebeca

2025-07-11 11:00:13 UTC

We would live in a remote island because it sounds peaceful and free. No noise, no stress, just nature, the ocean, and quiet days. It would be the perfect place to relax, think clearly, and enjoy a simple life, far from the busy world.

Julia Guedes

2025-07-11 11:00:22 UTC

I wouldn’t be able to live in a remote island because I would miss watching shows and reading in my phone. Besides the physical effort is just not for me.

Fernando Ayupe, Heitor Ferreira and Isabela Delgado

isabelamacedocscjf — 2025-07-11 11:01:50 UTC

We wouldn't like to live on a remote island, since we wouldn't have internet connection and it would be extremely hard to seek for any help when any of us got injured. Alongside that, none of us know how to live with the wildlife, so it would be a risky and dangerous experience overall.

Ana Luiza e Analuz

anawerneckcscjf — 2025-07-11 11:03:44 UTC

We would like to live in the remote island for no much time.We like nature,peace,beach and made a home made food. However we don' t like isolation and to be without Internet.