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How to Pack Minimalist (Packing Challenge)

put little in little pack

The OP seems a good example of minimalism; almost nothing packed into it...

Hexagonal Close does the job for me. 

Gangnam Style !!!

You see. now you've got me thinking.

Suppose we had a number of items to pack into a given space. Would it be more efficient, to use triangle, square or hexagonal packaging? Obviously, the shape of the space would be key in determining which form would allow the most units to be stored in any 2 dimensional space.

OP: You are very informative. Please tell me more about 5g/covid/global elites.

Balls.

You can't store much in a 2 dimensional space...

If you can get an infinite number of angels on a pin head, you can get a finite number of trolls into any given 2d space.

One of everything that you are already wearing plus a warm jumper, waterproof coat, a weeks worth of washing powder and personal washkit.

Next question

visit Oetzidorf - minimalist pack frames there

FTFY

What is your packing challenge? Are you going to explain? Thank you

Or a 3 dimensional one tbh.. well, not long term anyway.

I reckon their challenge is “convince them this is a genuine account before wading in with the covid misinformation”. 

OK - I think so - I've got it now

Pack it in!

My approach to packing is to write out a compleat description of everything I need at my destination.  I put this in a tiny notebook and take it with me on my journey.

On arrival I make everything I need from what is around me, using the information I brought with me

That reminds me of the author Paul Theroux, who wrote that (for real) he kept homes in the US and in London and often flew between the two, carrying only one toothbrush and one book on flights. He said the problem was that airport Customs were often suspicious of him having no luggage (don't ask me why, it just struck me. [Maybe because he was out of the ordinary??])

surely he could afford 2 toothbrushes? 

Maybe he's very fastidious about dental hygiene, and likes to brush after every meal...

I thought that was called shopping? Never tried it myself. 

I suppose he wanted to brush his teeth on the flight 

it's more teleporting than shopping