We're everywhere.

Also, you pose a great point about culture and society and it's always nice to see someone else with a "hippie" outlook and values (if that is in fact what you were implying and not merely toying with a notion without taking it on as your own necessarily). Thing is, it's all been said before. Leary and all the greats have talked about it. Hell, even George Carlin the comedian has talked about it. There seems to be another hippie movement that seeks to essentially join forces with the old hippies and new generation of hippies. Which, to me, is the best kind of hippie community. The new ones learn from the old ones experience and the new take the infomation (hopefully) and apply it with modern society in mind, not 1968. While the dynamics haven't changed much, there's been some significant changes and just like they represented a generation, the young ones too have their chance.

Likewise, for the hardcore hippies who want to leave society in the dust in a little more radical, modernized way there's always this option.