Yeah, I'm excited.

That's exciting.

Now, talking about technology, talking about lack of technology.

And there we go, talking about people who don't use technology.

The Amish.

Now, I kept looking at facts of men and night kept coming up and so.

That's like a sect of the Amish community.

So let's talk about who the fuck these people are with their hats.

The Amish, formerly known as the Old Order Amish, our traditionalist and a Baptist Christian

church fellowships people with Swiss German and Allistian origins, which is this Allistian

is just like, what was I going to say?

It's like an area, a cultural region in Eastern France next to Germany and Switzerland.

And they have a culture of their own that influence the Amish, closely related to men and

night churches.

The Amish are known for simple living plain dress, slowness to adopt to many convenience

as a modern technology with a view, neither to interrupt family time nor replace face-to-face

conversations whenever possible and view to maintain self-sufficiency.

So their rural life requires manual labor, humility, submission to God's will, all under

the auspices of living to interpret God's word.

The history began in Switzerland, led by a guy named Jacob Amin, which is funny because

Jakob or whatever, like feels really Amish, but basically the church districts like spread

out and it got larger and in larger and larger and they typically operate their own businesses,

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