Pioneer experience has no transforming effect
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A recent television series, "The Frontier House," was an experiment in which several modern families were sent to rural Montana for six months, charged with living as the pioneers lived. They had to build their own cabins, raise their own food, and otherwise learn to survive as people would have done a century ago.A subscription is required to access this content.
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