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What specifically about nomadic people's lives do you consider to be amazing?

All I could wonder at was their health - what happens to their old people when they can no longer pull ropes & hustle the cattle ? Do they walk off into the sunset.?

@@veronicaroach3667 They get isolated in old age homes and die of covid all alone.

@@merlemobjerg9381 lols. Wrong culture. Thanks for covid ccpchina. Ruined the entire planet. Shame on you.

@@veronicaroach3667 Research it: they take care of their old folks. They certainly don't warehouse them as we do in America with rare exception.

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do you think people there will live better off independent than under china?

I am asking a serious question. I know the independent country neighbored with Tibet is probably the poorest country in the world.

@@user-sl3zv8cq9k no no they happy where they are.. Tibet is poisoned with gelukpa religion where they want other religion disappear

​@user-sl3zv8cq9k I got serious questions you want to be my slave , I will pay you enough.

then you honestly didn't get a good Liberal Arts education (or have parents) .. "can not fold a blanket"? sheesh brah

@@PeterSramka good point. Agree

Have the same problem with the poles for my teepee. I ended up numbering them. Way easier meow.

I think it was just the men getting in the way. Women do all the work in Tibet while men travel or sit in monasteries.

That’s because IKEA furniture is pretty much junk...well not all of it but about 85%...concentrate on getting furniture that will last!

They can’t write! Supposedly wonderful lives and culture? No schools though? No formal learning. So no reading and writing, no computer tech training? How wonderful? Not! They’re good hard working people who get on with things , but no schools and hospitals ? That’s grim! The Dark ages!

We are trying to get back there but not so easy to get into China/Tibet at the moment!

@@NomadArchitecture pls visit leh Ladakh , it's similar

Learning is basic research, an intake of knowledge. Wisdom is applying that knowledge to good use.

And Diet Dr. Pepper tastes more like regular Dr. Pepper.

We're comfortable in ours too, but try not to idealize them. They accept a great deal from the west, including plastics and cheap synthetic clothing. If one is not aware of the richness of heritage, then western ways appear to be superior. They too succumb.

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In general Tibet peoples have been happy to stay within Tibet and live among themselves. Sadly throughout history Genghis Khan, and currently China have invaded and controlled often being massacred for their desire of independence.

More to come!

put your starbucks and iphone down and walk in the woods alone someday .. YOU'D figure it out around dark or if it starts raining .. really FAST you would

not "somebody" but generations of people and maintaining that cultural history behind the technology the manufacture and operation

Totally agree with you! It's like this unspoken pressure to wear western clothing. I spent my whole 4 years of highschool wearing my full shalwar kameez with chadar and no one wanted to be friends with me. I got used to it in the end. Then I started wearing black trousers with my kameez and chadar and was so uncomfortable for 4 years. Soon as I graduated I never wore trousers ever again. Went straight back to comfy linen shalwars and it was like I could breathe again. Wish these nomadic people didn't loose their traditional clothing 😔

This video and channel are about nomadic architecture, and you remark about xlothing? Your comment is irrelevant.

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you are welcome, thank you for watching!

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Thanks, there will be more coming in a few weeks-months as soon as we can travel again.

what if the rain comes

An upright loom would require more timber to make it, and wood seems to be scarce, that's why. I wonder why she doesn't sit on the cloth like people from other countries using that kind of loom do, though.

They travelled along ancient trade routes, yurts with mongol warriors to the north, black tents with arabs/persian traders further south. But actually the tibetan tent then developed to be quite unique and different as it is a mesh of ropes over which the cloth is draped. An adaptation as they used yak hair rather than camel and goat. Also if you look at my vid on berber tents you will see that the looms are much more basic. The frame came from the meeting with chinese culture. Yurt and black tent both met in Afghanistan where sadly I cannot safely go - Well you did ask!

Perhaps Genghis had some influence over that, he did make it to Europe.

It's done in community and under their control. Anything done together will be more interesting. It's under modern industrialization processes that work became Taylorized and removed from the control of the worker. That sort of work alienates us from the product, the production process, each other, and ultimately ourselves.

How would they know? Don't see any televisions or internet. Not even an out house. My guess is they are very happy with their life and don't want much change. Try working construction for a while. You'll understand.

We in the same page.i fell sorry for the cows

Yaks always look like that , even those wild one.

Hello Lumina and welcome. I am not superstitious - but could someone else please subscribe quick!!!! I could not find any evidence of nomadic people in Brazil (do you know of any?), but I would love to visit and record some of your indigenous architecture too.

Hi Nomad Architecture don't take numbers or prophets too serious... i don't know if in Brasil there is a native nomad architecture... The native build "Ocas" with wood and big leaves for roof... They like to sleep in nets... do you know nets for sleeping? Is it present where you've been? :D

These days they can only move twice a year as the whole of Tibet is starting to settle.