Exploring Isolated Lifestyles

This chapter focuses on the Kombi tribe of Papua New Guinea, highlighting their unique and often unsettling cultural practices, including cannibalism. The speakers draw humorous parallels between the Kombi and more familiar groups like the Amish, provoking thoughts on culture and choice. With a whimsical tone, they ponder the absurdities of life in isolation, contrasting it with modern civilization and the curious reactions of remote tribes to contemporary tourists.