https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadza_people
They’re a protected hunter gatherer tribe in Tanzania that still live the exact same way as their ancestors did thousands of years ago, minus a few things (like not abandoning the elderly in the wilderness once they are too old, etc)

These tours basically are immersive experiences where one can travel with and hunt game as large as baboons with them, spend time with them as they live daily life, etc. They don’t use firearms or anything, just bows and arrows, spears

What are the ethical and political implications of this? They gain money from living on display essentially.

Here is a video of one such immersive experience a YouTuber had with them:
https://youtu.be/U2Szbfq9IA4

They don’t appear to mind

>>510506879 (OP)
Am I permitted to seduce their women? I am aroused by the idea of infiltrating their tribe for the sole purpose of introducing my genes into their gene pool, for science.

>>510507315
I don’t know if anyone has ever tried that
They make deep cuts/gouges in the sides of their baby’s faces to prevent them from crying at an early age. The idea is that the salty tears will sting the exposed flesh and thus disincentivizing the baby from crying further
Idk if you want that for your half tribal babby

>>510507452
I'd assume I would not be permitted to remove the child from its natural habitat if I was permitted to seduce the women. I'm going to look into this. Need me some tribal offspring for which I am not legally responsible.

>>510507644
Lol based
He would lead them into a new age xD

>>510506879 (OP)
Hm. A curious concept. Who is arranging these 'tours'?

>>510507848
Whoever they are, they make thousands of $USD per package

>>510507644
>Need me some tribal offspring for which I am not legally responsible.
Awww sheeeeeitt

>>510506879 (OP)
>spend time with the primitive
How many roasties have this on their bucket list?

>>510507932
Yes indeed. And the money's just a bonus

>>510508149
There’s videos of them drinking and eating modern food for the first time, here’s one vid of them fainting after drinking Coca Cola
https://youtube.com/shorts/3E3WCdYhlsc

It feels kind of like they’re being poisoned imo

That's how you get some parasite infection that you never get rid of, and it spreads to your mattress, carpet, eats through the walls and takes over the neighborhood.

>>510508382
These guys have insane immune systems, they will just drink straight up mud on some of the videos I’ve seen

My buddy went there and has nothing but positive things to say. He’s now into hunting, has a wife and newborn, and is starting a farm in Colorado.

I’m a redneck so this is right up my alley. I never wanted to go to Africa until he told me about these folks. I’m on board 100%

>>510508489
Damn, that’s fucking cool
How long did he stay for? Did they catch baboons while he was there?

>>510508453
>These guys have insane immune systems
Yeah but lil Timmy and Moonbeam hippie lefty gerl don't.
Wha they gonnna do?? Huh??

>>510508544
Probably not drink mud, gosh darnit

>>510506879 (OP)
sounds like a win-win
as long as no one is harmed, its ok by me.

>>510506879 (OP)
All the YouTubers are making the rounds with this 'tribe'

>>510508817
Hopefully this isn’t too invasive or damaging to their culture in the long run

>>510508587
>not drink mud
that'd be rude and racist and white privlege yo!
Lil Timmy and Moonbean wit da nosering gonna be raped and eaten.

>>510506879 (OP)
They want me to pay to hang out with niggers?

>>510507452
@Grok is this true?

>There is no evidence from credible anthropological or ethnographic sources that confirms the Hadzabe (or Hadza) tribe of Tanzania practices making deep cuts or gouges on their babies' faces to prevent crying. This claim appears to be a misunderstanding or a fabrication, as it is not mentioned in any reliable documentation about the Hadza, including studies, articles, or firsthand accounts by researchers like Michael Finkel, Alyssa Crittenden, or others who have extensively studied the tribe.

>The idea that salty tears would sting cuts to discourage crying also lacks logical grounding, as infants cry for various reasons (hunger, discomfort, etc.), and such a practice would likely increase distress rather than reduce it. Anthropological accounts of the Hadza, such as those by the Jimmy Nelson Foundation and National Geographic, describe a culture that values children as integral to the community, with no mention of such extreme measures.

>>510509008
You’ll see in the videos, they usually have scars on their face and then describe how their moms did that
Fascinating stuff

>>510509008
Also, my AI is better than yours!