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It’s 2010 and war, economic downturn, and a crummy job market wear on. It’s enough to make anyone feel the lure of the wild — of leading an independent, authentic life instead of “working full time at menial jobs for low pay and drinking and going to parties to make us feel like we’re having fun,’’ as 25-year-old Mat “Chopper’’ Gibeault of Belmont put it.

Early next week, Gibeault and three friends will put into action the most outlandish escape fantasy short of flying to the moon: They’re driving 2,300 miles to a 5.152-acre patch of dirt in the west Texas borderlands, 18 miles from the nearest town, to live off the land for at least a year. They call it “Texarrakis,’’ a reference to the desert planet in “Dune.’’

In Texarrakis’s founding myth, charismatic ringleader Gene Atwood, 28, of Watertown bought the land off eBay in 2003 for $550 plus $100 in fees. He put it on his mom’s credit card.

To live outside the bounds of normal society and civilization...without the daily requirements and obligations that come with living in a large metropolitan area. adventure. a more human life, as opposed to being cradled by civilization.

Consider donating money to them. They're not lazy people, they've been working jobs, saving up money, but any supplementary money they can get, the more they can produce out there. The more they can create. The more they can live.

They're going to last about a week.

West Texas is a fucking desert.

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE TEXARRAKIS