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Michael Easter's 'The Comfort Crisis' investigates how the comforts of modern life—such as climate control, constant food availability, and digital entertainment—are contributing to physical and mental health issues. The book advocates for 'misogi' and other forms of intentional discomfort to build resilience. It explores the benefits of spending time in nature, experiencing hunger, and pushing physical limits to reconnect with our evolutionary roots.
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"Mike Glover recommends this book while discussing the 'comfort crisis' in America and how the lack of physical stressors makes people less resilient to actual disasters."