Am I the only one who found out about this from Beavis and Butthead?

@wes788411

15 күн бұрын

I’m sure that was the first time I heard of it.

Thanks to Internet and KZread so that I can watch such beautiful documentries in the comfort of my home sipping coffee about people living some 17000 kilometers away.

So beautiful. A simple and beautiful way of life where the Earth Mother provides their needs. They have no need for material items. A simple but beautiful way of life.

@StephenMortimer

2 жыл бұрын

Human ZOO animals

@samalamichael1

2 жыл бұрын

Simple and realistic life. Families in a community and living in a community with hard work. They are stronger and holy and respect God who created earth. Specially one married for life long only death separates. Good documentary.

@rolandcobalida296

2 жыл бұрын

@@StephenMortimer r* # d/

@masterk5372

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@tanksouth

2 жыл бұрын

Thank God for Big Oil. This way these folks have monofilament nets and nylon rope.

I can’t believe these people just create new land/islands. This is amazing!

@DomDollx

2 жыл бұрын

Bangladeshis do the same when there's flood season.

@altmosetz_01

2 жыл бұрын

This is how humans must live - in harmony with nature & on what's available in their local area.

@SherrickDuncan

2 жыл бұрын

I'm doing the same thing on the ocean with 55 Gallon Barrels for floats - aluminum frames - pond liner tarp - soil - grass - fruit trees - fruit bushes - vegetables - and herbivores to keep the grass cut and to produce meat/milk and cheese/eggs etc.

@ivonned32

2 жыл бұрын

We have been told that humans used to be dumb. It only takes a dumber person to believe that lie when one can see this way of life. Choosing to use only what is needed. I believe more humans used to be wiser long long ago.

@evangelinegilbero8211

2 жыл бұрын

Our creator provide us everything.we should free to move anywhere we want if theres no greedy world politicians and lies in religion..

No pollution no money no interests no tax no stress

Absolutely beautiful! People really are amazing creatures. I love learning about new things, especially positive ones.

“What happens next, depends on them” hahaha love it !

@outdoorloser4340

2 жыл бұрын

They probably end up doing some Sex is my guess.

These are the kind of stuffs I like to binge on. Thanks for this.

This tribe proves that not getting involve from conflict makes them survive up to this day.

Slice documentaries are far more informative than the others....everytime I watched I learned something....keep it coming slice....

@robertDK3

2 жыл бұрын

its not a slice documentary its from a real full lengh doco slice just tries their best to makes it seem like its their own content

"What happens next, depends on them" 😂

@mjrashid7654

2 жыл бұрын

What comes into your mind depends on you hahaha

@yalowboi4563

2 жыл бұрын

and if you read this comment depends on you ✌🏾💯

I have been to and stayed on the Isle of Amantani on Lake Titicaca, a long time ago, where the second language is Spanish. We ate the fish and papas and some other starch, i forget if it was rice, but everything on the plate was white! I spied beautiful green stinging Nettles growing outside and had those cooked up to round out the meal! The sky was SO blue and the crops they grew were a very deep green. It was a bit surreal. I wish I had sunscreen while i was there!

no 9-5. no traffic. no boss. seems like they got it all figured out, if only we were so smart

wow such a place where we dont problem or stress on everything from dust till dawn

All i can say is " WOW "

Woow it's amazing 🏝️ island and the very unique a boat.... thank you #SLICE i luv your documentary vedio watching from Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

May they thrive

All I can say this the most fascinating man made island I have ever seen

@SherrickDuncan

2 жыл бұрын

I'm doing the same thing on the ocean with 55 Gallon Barrels for floats - aluminum frames - pond liner tarp - soil - grass - fruit trees - fruit bushes - vegetables - and herbivores to keep the grass cut and to produce meat/milk and cheese/eggs etc.

really these people are so amazing with their engineering skills of building on the water, it's really a unique culture. Mr slice thank you so much, but may I ask something, How do these people bury their if one of them passes away, ?

@SherrickDuncan

2 жыл бұрын

On the mainland.

@MegaMeaty

2 жыл бұрын

History, and prehistory they built stone burial mounds away from the shore, and somewhat prepared the bodies in a mummy fashion with Diatomaceous Earth. Today they build a funerary boat, and burn it in the fashion similar to a Viking boat cremation.

Here we are again watching a lovely documentary.. amazing videos, thank you slice 🥳

Wow. These people are geniuses! Amazing how everything they need comes from that reed! And they've learned how to make the most of it!

Everyone looks so happy

喜歡遊走的人，帶來了不同的風土視頻文化，有意思，令人喜歡。

Amazing video. Thank you Slice!

they have a healthy lifestyle, beauty of nature.

Such simple folks and contented too. Thank you for this clip. Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu

Moltes gràcies! How beautiful

21.10.2021.First class documentary.I am awaiting more videos like this.Thank you.

This is absolutely amazing!!!

I like the idea that newly Weds get the new islands 😁

My first day in LaPaz in 1970, I played fútbol (soccer) of course I was about 30 years old and in better condition. Still, it was easy to get winded.

Thank-you-these people are so beautiful and seem so happy and healthy - wow- much could be learned here.

Masha Allah very nice video and very interested God bless you all Ameen

Nice documentary

How can I miss watching this documentaries

Thankyou. How lovely to live as part of a community like that.

Majestic people

from global knowledge of the past and the knowledge of new technologies we well create our future live with love and compassion

Absolutely amazing

how wonderful, thank you for sharing this 💙

Just marvelous. So kind.

The Most High Love`s their way of Life ...Please leave them Alone🙏

Magnificent. Thank You 🕊 ❣ 🔥 🙏

The ingenuity of humans, this is just amazing

Beauuutttiifulll! Nice work guys! Your channel should have millions of subscribers

Bless them

Yes, let's make our own island - so very clever!

I LOVE to watch this kind of documentary's.. From Philippines

This seems unreal. These people live the life!!!

Honeymoon on floating island wowwwwwww 😘😘😘👍

Done watching every video of SLICE waiting for next video...

Amazing documentary

simple and a very peaceful way of living nd happy people I like it

I stayed on one of the islands for three nights. The people were so very hospitable.

@pacifist1360

6 ай бұрын

Wow, I live in NY and always wanted to visit South America, I want to visit Bolivia because I've heard the Salar de Uyuni mirror reflection is breathtaking, and want to catch it. Also want to go to Chile to visit the Atacama desert and want to see the Bolivian part of Lake Titicaca. Which island do you recommend to visit at Lake Titicaca to see the tribes and also the Andes mountains, and is the end of February/early March a good time to visit. Thanks!

In morning I have to sit infront of my laptop to publish curriculum in LMS . With pain because of kidney stone and stent in ureter...and these people are happy and dnt want to go anywhere else.. enjoying and celebrating...others marriage 😁😁

My favourite channel ❤️❤️❤️❤️😳 Indian sister ⭐🌾🌷🌴💐👍

Great video.

soo cool😀 always interesting to see indigenous people with their way of life that is vey different from modern homo sapiens, and they happy

Amazing

So that's where CORNHOLIO is from?

I learned about the Uros in the 1970's when Jacques-Yves Cousteau travelled with his crew to Titicaca Lake to dive it.

first to watch this masterpiece 😏👌🔥

Beautiful lifestyle

I would be interested in knowing how they live in the Winter..

So nice brothers and sisters making house by big grass growing on lack Titicaca so big lack on so highland so big place and so natural place

Was wondering what kind of food do they take..

beautiful life

@crunchie9362

Жыл бұрын

@VETSPORES ON INSTAGRAM i just wanna smoke weed bruh, dont need the fancy pancy stuff

These people simply live with joy, but we materialistic world people, always try to live with possession...I love & envy the way they enjoy living on this beautiful planet.

Nice to know that they preserve there CULTURE 🙂🙂🙂

They're so amazing and survivors

First to like this documentary 👌😂

Love the name of this lake lmao 🤣

Imagine a world like that all of us helping one another. What happened to our civilization?

Very informative thanks for the video ---coming from Kojak country Lifestyle youtube channel in Jamaica.

Absolutely amazing culture ❤️❤️❤️

@kennywilliams6991

9 ай бұрын

Are you amazing?

@moeeemonroe2246

9 ай бұрын

@@kennywilliams6991 probably lol

Thank you. 😘

❤❤❤

A Little Slice Goes A Long Way..

They work symbiotically with nature.. they don’t misuse their environment, themselves or each other and are family oriented people who live an actual life. They live under the blanket of the enormous sky and don’t suffer light pollution. They are in tune with the sacred realms..us westerners could learn from them. In the USA and many other countries..all we do is pummel each other with who we think the other is supposed to be…until we eventually die …UUUUUUMMMMMMM…I say that the reed people are far more intelligent then even quantum physicists..our true nature is always in flux and in interaction with all other dimensional fluxes..these fluxes are limitless and timeless ..no need for CERN or star-gate technology needed

Slice documentaries are on another level.

Wow

Very fascinating! Thank you *SLICE*, my after work Relaxation by flying to different destinations - i Love it! 🤩 wow, Titicaca is 3800m o.s.l. !..... i had problems with my breath in Quito Ecuador...

Im just imagine want live with them😍😍😍😍😍

I know what will happen next. Very fascinating people.

This is my favorite name for a lake.

@samuraibeastwarrior2886

2 жыл бұрын

I'm am Cornholio

Love this..I sure hope government doesn't ruin their lifestyle

I'm doing the same thing on the ocean with 55 Gallon Barrels for floats - aluminum frames - pond liner tarp - soil - grass - fruit trees - fruit bushes - vegetables - and herbivores to keep the grass cut and to produce meat/milk and cheese/eggs etc.

This lifestyle is very wild.

Totara (reeds) is our Māori word for the tree that is used for making our canoes

@tommcg7564

2 ай бұрын

Close by, is where the Kumara was first cultivated. Springs upon the Andes, are called puna.

Nice

How lucky are the bride and groom. Too lucky. Given an island, house, and a boat.

I was on that lake as a child 40 years ago. The guide told us of giant frogs that would swallow a human whole.

I'm am Cornholio

@beavisandbutthead3961

Жыл бұрын

I need TP for my bunghole

If its that high elevation i wonder what winters are like there ?

👊👊👊

Tho it living lill footprint on the environment ❤️

Simple but still a harsh life, sure it's paradise but only if you have your health. True paradise tends to float half substantial liveing half modern from what I've seen in my travels.

I like your country !!! Help and do as a team work 👏👏👏. My country Singapore help only you got cash 😔😔😔

my question Sir was the plant solely grown in the place

Vivía allí 1970-74. I lived in Bolivia 1970-74.