The Man Living in Complete Isolation for 40 Years (Part 2/4) | Far Out

[@Tyrell_Corp2019]

I know exactly how he feels. I lived in the mountains for two years by myself with no running water in a stone cottage. It was the best time of my life.

[@lshn8457]

Are you thinking about going back?

[@serenity-vy7el]

@@lshn8457 i think he did lol

[@susiem.2068]

This sounds as frightening as it sounds awesome!

[@Jtejido]

What a nice mountain you have..this won't work in the Philippines as you have to deal with terrorists hiding in 'em lol..not to mention mining companies digging em

[@kyb7795]

@@serenity-vy7el lol

[@franygs5006]

for anyone wondering, Faustino is still alive! last report of him was August 19th, 2020. he looks healthy in the photos, accompanied by his two dogs :) to those who wonder where did these photos came from - a few police officers went to his home to bring him clothes and chop some wood for him and they (police) posted pictures of him in their official twitter account.

[@allluvin7977]

what's their twitter account I want to see

[@vendett4903]

@@allluvin7977 it's prolly THE POLICE OF PATAGONIA

[@anuragcvsr7169]

What about him now, is there any update?

[@meono5511]

@@anuragcvsr7169 he died got bitten by a dog and refused to get anti-rabies 🤔

[@blaisemichael7872]

@@meono5511 source?

[@alexlam96008]

It's weird that I can sort of relate to this man. I spend most of the time on my own, I dont interact with people very often. And watching this man I have realized that the less you are surrounded by people, the more wise and conscious about life you become, you appreciate or notice simple thing that everyone else would ignore like the changing weather, etc. You follow your instincts and you do things that woulden't do when you are around people, it's a feeling hard to describe.

[@sarina5352]

Absolutely I can relate to it.

[@klegwale6233]

Man I get you, solitude can be overwhelming but you get used to it and it’s so serene once you settle

[@armiltupil1810]

You have an intelligent Opinion

[@Alphacentauri819]

@@klegwale6233solitude isn't overwhelming...isolation is. Solitude is peaceful aloneness, isolation is sequestering away in protection (fear based).

[@VicsVintageWatches]

INDEED

[@krys755]

Obviously a very observant and intelligent man

[@jamesmaryon3850]

“He knows more about politics than the average person in the area” He is the only person in the area.

[@dariusfetescu2124]

Well, he is more informed than the local seals...

[@Michael-ox9tp]

😭😭 💀

[@waterdog9500]

Just him and Bigfoot out there

[@tshililoclaudinahmugovheli5793]

😂🤣😅😂

[@donnellybushie238]

Lol

[@MyDethrone]

This is amazing, how much knowledge this man has for being in just isolated for many years. Respect for him, and for her to have the guts to see him!

[@jorap8579]

Yep, the amount of time spent to yourself humbles yourself, and makes you more appreciative of everything around you.

[@aquarius9491]

i respect people who can be alone, almost everyone needs to be in a social environment, on the phone or initiating drama as an escape to not look into themselves.

[@chaosmasker9858]

I'm surprised at how well he stays informed about the world around him. Pretty impressive knowledge for someone so old, old school, and isolated.

[@HOVERinLOVE]

Couldn't even bring the poor guy a wine bottle for putting up with your pestering and camera equipment? c'mon!

[@ferrisstallone2160]

Lex VM yeah what the hell .. she came empty handed!

[@atreyudarkblade7540]

You’re so right

[@PAULLONDEN]

*@Lex VM* You make a sensible point. But we can't know for sure if she came empty handed. It seems logical that anyone about to visit this recluse, should take some peace offering with them . Just that it wasn't on camera , is no proof she came empty handed. Maybe even all the trouble and huge journey she took on to meet him , might have been enough of a peace offering . A 'bottle of wine" would be the last thing on my mind to give him , I'd rather choose something realy useful he could use for a long time . Some kind of knife ,clothing or kitchen utensil .

[@bougnaw]

Or books!

[@michael.5360]

Lex VM I don't think she just sneaked up on him. She probably got his permission first before entering his terrain.

[@naeemmalik8153]

Anyone else take a liking to his goggles? Like something straight out of a steampunk genre.

[@odonnghaile5164]

It is always a good idea to walk a little in someone else's shoes and experience the world from a different reality. I like his take on climate change, simply through observing the nature around him. This is such a simple method of noticing change if one cares to take the time. Unfortunately most people are to preoccupied with the fabrications of modern life to understand the truth of nature. So take some time here and there and notice the differences.

[@EnragedPoptart]

its pretty cool how he notices the subtle changes in the plants indicating the seasons. He seems so in tuned with whats around him and the world despite living alone for so long. Most people today never would notice any of these, me included.

[@NoConsequenc3]

As interesting as this is, he still has contact with the city where he sells his stuff. This isn't "Complete Isolation" or else he wouldn't have a calendar for 2011, or a chainsaw made in the late 80s. He's still REALLY isolated, but it hasn't been been complete isolation for 40 years.

[@kareltjen100]

I'd say that even reading the newspaper and being aware of the goings-on in the rest of the world through radio broadcast makes Faustino not that isolated at all.

[@NoConsequenc3]

Lucipher Woofem Holy shit nerd, get mad

[@dustinlou3588]

Pseudo Arch his name says it all

[@screwloose455]

Pseudo Arch OH HE MAD

[@hellinterface6721]

I think you're missing the point.

[@dumpmail555]

What a delightful, gentle man! Would've loved to have a glass of wine and listen to his stories ❤

[@destinygodley]

He reminds me of my grandfather. He's awesome! Probably more intelligent and healthy than most...

[@bytedildo]

when the lady left, he opened his macbook air and tweeted: "I met a girl today :) "

[@qu4980]

Your user belys your wisdom

[@yamama3510]

😂😂😂

[@thearena5770]

No, he’ll say “ I met a friend”

[@pompom7x728]

You're killing me!!! 🤣

[@Fyrtenheimer]

@@ecejamesmathew7287 you not funny

[@deederflye]

He looks so calm and peaceful! I don't blame the man for isolating himself, the world is a cold cruel place.

[@moyu7100]

His life can be much easier than some people who live alone or with family (which may make more problems) without having basic facilities and houses. He had a bottle of wine, some animals, a house with a nice mountain and lake view, and even an electric saw. Perhaps, some people wanna have a life similar to him.

[@thartanian]

Do you like to live alone? "Yes, because life seems to be better when you're alone."

[@Skjorrious]

Well, if you're a miserable loner who shoots people who come onto your land; life probably is better alone. But for normal, non-delusional people I'd say having some company won't hurt you.

[@mgtowmonger2729]

@@Skjorrious At least he doesn't / didn't have to worry about BLM or Antifas coming over to burn his house down. Of course if they did he probably has enough ammo to hit them at a distance and take a good number of them out!

[@sheilacotton7566]

@@Skjorrious this is your reality and majority of humans not his and it’s your opinion not his or everybody thinks like you. He’s happy prob more than you.

[@Skjorrious]

@@sheilacotton7566 Well, if you get a documentary made about how cool you are; are you going to show how miserable you are? Probably not. Furthermore, people needing other people is neither my opinion or "my reality". It is everyone's reality and a simple fact about our nature. But yea', for sure I wouldn't contest the possibility of him being more happy than me. That still doesn't just scratch over human nature just like that.

[@bizambo100]

@@Skjorrious That's not true for every person. There are people who can be perfectly happy living on their own. Don't generalize.

[@joelee095]

She does such an amazing job at making him comfortable and not intruding.. great work

[@l.d.t.6327]

He chopped down the whole valley. That's not a personal attack, it's a human thing to destroy his surroundings for cattle.

[@biggsleezy]

VICE, take off the word "complete" and the title would make more sense

[@JacquelynNhi]

Then people wouldn't click as much.

[@venky193]

couldn't agree more mate

[@santioriginal]

"In complete FREEDOM"

[@PAULLONDEN]

Can't do that bro .....we need clicks ......

[@jakobfeliciano4649]

I think they mean complete isolation compared to ny/every city in America ... lololol

[@BlazerixGaming]

You would think this man was crazy, but he is actually one of the few sane ones left

[@cosalidra759]

Sep 4th 2022. KZbin showed me this on my homepage. I am thoroughly impressed and awe-inspired. This man is me, in another life, or at least i hope so. I couldn't help but notice how incredibly beautiful his surroundings are. He probably didn't pay much attention to it but i think it had a major role in sustaining his mental well-being.

[@unknownpng650]

i feel peace by watching him talking and expressing himself , surrounded by the beautiful nature ! life in our modern world put us in constant unnecessary stress ..

[@narutosasuke4367]

Hope he has a wonderful life

[@ammarzidan2912]

This man makes Tom Hanks Cast Away look amateurish....Just amazing. That scenery is something to behold. It's as if he's living on his own Oasis with those horses. Honestly, what a beautiful piece by VICE. Good stuff!

[@elizabethwilk9615]

I find him quite normal in comparison to a lot of supposedly “normal” people

[@xXx-lfg]

Because he isn't poisoned by the toxic life of the west. His brain functions because he doesn't drink fluoride from a tap in the USA.

[@gaius_enceladus]

Good on him! Looks like a great place to live. It'd be a hard life but a very satisfying one. I really like people who opt for a simple life like this.

[@Corazanaoro]

This is a marvelous life and place away from crazy pple, what a way to live Mr. Fausto.

[@calderarecords]

It sure is when you're as baked as I am ¦=@B

[@iPro90]

I must agree with him though, living alone is definitely easier.

[@mike.p.1400]

Chinpo I agree 💯 percent. Alone is the best way. Or at best very little interaction.

[@lvlc6023]

Keeping touch with the world by reading newpapers, books and listening is still a good way to avoid the neuronal diseases of the old-age.

[@youadrenalinetube]

Look at his place man, heaven

[@lilythedog9734]

"complete isolation" also drink commercial wine and uses gasoline power chain saw. still impressive, but very misleading.

[@jamescooper9529]

come on that guy is old

[@PCgonemad-ih9pr]

Yep hes normal on the wine!! Not the cheap stuff either

[@patsweeney4220]

Isolation has nothing to do with amenities it has to do with relative distance to another human....? What english language did you learn?

[@Jimaybob]

Patrick Sweeney in my mind isolation would require not being in a place where you can easily purchase goods from other people

[@Ephizia]

@@Jimaybob he can't EASILY purchase goods.

[@mitcho8666]

how do vice even find out about these people?

[@michaelleon395]

Mi T research crazy people

[@alexyap3659]

google

[@kobki66]

facebook :D

[@Jamessss1010]

Illuminati

[@Robertovillanuevaop]

Illuminati can see anyone

[@PaxxMontana]

I'm beyond jealous of this man. He lives the life a human was meant to. He tames nature as well as abides by it. Gorgeous

[@anaseabra8837]

Anti-social level: Master

[@patricia8254]

I would love living like him, and wow so much respect for him!

[@SweetCash33]

ok, I will build us a cabin, but I won't take you if you have to do drugs every day.

[@scipioafricanus5871]

@@SweetCash33 Getting drugs every day while living in COMPLETE isolation might be a problem

[@Christianityistherightway]

I would have married him when he was young u.u

[@joydevsarkar4474]

Whats your profile pic?

[@supershad9855]

3:18 i see that he uses a chainsaw, really wonder how he gets gas for it

[@queirais]

Search for Dick Proenneke, a retired man who lived for thirty years near a lake in the Alaska mountains, and had a bush pilot friend who'd bring him his mail, and the supplies he ordered via it, every now and then. They made a very good documentary using his filming and journal notes, as he was an amateur photographer and kept journals about his everyday life

[@sulpherbratigh7936]

The same way he get the chainsaw and the calender and the wine? Duh

[@13lilsykos]

They say that he hasnt gone as far as the town near by, O'Higgins, which means he goes there from time to time. I'd imagine that he gets what he needs for a month or so, depending on the time of year, and just makes the trek back and forth as needed.

[@SaltyNolan]

Amazon dot com ?

[@supershad9855]

@@SaltyNolan since when amazon delivers there? He doesn't even have internet

[@sarina5352]

Every single one of us should experience this calmness and 0 chaos with complete peace before we all go into our graves. He's more peaceful than any other person. Less materials yet full of calmness and of humality. ❤️❤️❤️

[@tezwoacz]

This man has a better retirement than 90% of people who work 9-5 their whole lives.

[@ravneet1994]

God bless this man

[@ravebiscuits8721]

Thank you for getting someone who is good with people and speaks the language, it makes the whole thing so much more interesting to watch, and so much less awkward :P i mean she managed to get on well with a man who has had next to know personal contact for 40 years, she's the sort of person you want presenting your documentaries

[@PL-qe1kz]

Haha she looked disgusted at the thought of being referred to as a ‘tourist’. New York Yuppie

[@Elgringo2180]

Please most New Yorkers are not like this. She’s a pretentious college child

[@GODbckwrds1102]

At least she could do something and not sit on her ass all day like you

[@topranked5465]

She has a Chilean accent, so I'm pretty sure she's from Chile. She's not a tourist at All

[@CarryTheThree]

@@topranked5465 this sounds about right,plus she didn't look offended, she said if you want,..or visitors

[@Fallibleandflawed]

Timestamp?

[@camillestorm740]

he is so intelligent, he has lived longer because he is surrounded by nature, and eats well. he also gets some exercise cutting down those trees and going on walks. this lifestyle is very healthy.

[@reoffending]

This guy's literally living my childhood dream

[@nulnoh219]

The reason why he knows more about Politics than the average person is cuz he got no access to 4chan/reddit/Qanon/Facebook/Twitter.

[@TVinmyEye]

Patagonia is fkn beautiful! Mountains have always had a special place in my heart. There are just amazing geological features. Really hope to live in the cascades range in Oregon or Washington some day. But not completely isolated though.

[@I_am_a_cat_]

Washington is pretty great.

[@TVinmyEye]

I know, the cascade range is pretty lit.

[@kmaddap]

this literally made me smile so hard my eyes started to water...

[@KeithChapman-hr5kx]

This dude is my spirit animal. I wanna live like he does but there aint many places left you can live like that

[@twowheelrodeo]

What I like is the place at the beginning, every person has a place for reflection and trinken wein or watching TV or listing to the radio. The part when its not connected to the house is masterful.

[@Pauli650]

how does he get wine, meat, petrol for his chain saw....i dont think this dude is so isolated.....

[@GreifvogelSGE]

He rides to the next town on a horseback (2 days trip) every few years to trade, I guess he manages to not use up everything after a few weeks/months. And the meat comes from his animals

[@oSoulCore0o]

i am chilean, from patagonia. there is a really change for him with all this interviews, a life change. he really been throw 46 years isolated, but now in Ohiggins lake are this kind of boats and he give money to the people of the boats and that people give him back things like wine and all stuff :) i hope you understand something my inglish here in text are really bad hahah

[@oSoulCore0o]

in the past few years, come to the island another person, who help them to take care of the animals of faustino's and the animals of himself. and take care of faustino too, they both are very good friends.

[@Janitorscage]

Whatever

[@liquidchickens]

he's a lot more isolated than any of us watching this video

[@Gemini84]

fuel for the chainsaw, batteries for the radio, wine, a new calendar... It seems to me he heads into town more often than what is led on to think...

[@ginawhittaker2585]

How did you find out about this man if he lives in Chile and is so isolated

[@thebeasters]

Where does he get wine and gas for his chainsaw

[@ulflyng]

There's a kiosk around the corner

[@jonnysl6560]

YOU DOUBTERS JUST GET ON WITH YOUR OWN MISERABLE LIVES IF YOU CANNOT WORK IT OUT TALK ABOUT JEALOUS BITCHES

[@khalidazhar101]

Exa6

[@GodleeAK]

Armando Hectic that was a joke you gullible child lmaoo.

[@antpoo]

He’s absolutely right. Here in Australia our summer starts much later and finishes much later. We are still getting 34 degree Celsius days in April!

[@gayatrip2408]

I don't know him very well but i am so proud of him for being who he is for such a long time. Hats off!! i wish i could do those things.

[@jbaz964]

He managed to survive out there for so long because he didn't have people like you messing with him. He's living the true life. We aren't.

[@sarina5352]

😅👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@ypxu7523]

He has a gasoline powered saw and a calendar, so he must communicate with other people in some way.

[@michaelshier3956]

isolated? does gas drip from the trees?

[@TheRobel333]

Michael Shier He trades commodities in return for something that is useful to him.

[@chuckd5877]

Robel...that's not the point. The point is that if he's trading things, he's clearly not isolated.

[@ivanramirez3885]

@@chuckd5877 you really dont need that much gass to runn a god dam chainsaw for a few mins to chop wood dawg. he can get visited once a year and still be fine im sure... get over it lets see you fucking do it

[@teenisteenis9642]

yes, why?

[@teenisteenis9642]

@@ivanramirez3885 Right? What a stupid, whining, bitch.

[@tman4534]

This was one of the docs that really kept me engaged. Vice gets a lot of hate nowadays but I do wish their new docs were more like these

[@rnw4468]

He has his approaches towards life and unique way to deal with being alone or there is no word of lonely in his life dictionary, awesome man! It’s a wonderful short documentary

[@mariohernandez999]

So many people raging at the word complete in the title. What the fuck did you expect. It's virtually impossible to live on Earth without any human contact. If this is not "complete" isolation, its as close as it gets. Humans are social creatures that can hardly survive alone and need intellectual interaction with their peers. That's why isolation can have really bad consequences in human psyche. I think the documentary is a really good one and that this man is remarkable. He shows a lot of intelligence and perception and he probably knows more about current events than the average person who despite having access to an endless flow on info thanks to modern technologies, chooses to be quite ignorant..

[@bonesy98]

THANK YOU!

[@tnick2469]

Yes. The people complaining about the title wouldn't last 3 days in this environment. They'd die wondering why the newspapers are all months old and stacked 30 days worth high. I thought the point of a documentary was to look (eyes open) and listen (ears open) and perhaps self educate. It would seem however that anything on KZbin is just another All Star HipHop clip in the eyes of most people.

[@DjOliScrewed]

I wonder if he still alive to this day :/ he seems like a really nice person full of wisdom

[@Cristina97]

4 months ago local police went to help with wood chopping and took a photo with him, he looks strong and healthy as usual

[@allluvin7977]

@@Cristina97 mind if you give me the link or username?

[@danielb2679]

5:50 "Salvemos la educación pública" Un capo Faustino.

[@alejandronavarrro3715]

I will never tire of watching this documentary

[@slappytheclown4]

I'm too used to modern conveniences to be able to live like this, but man is it beautiful there. What a great way to live for someone who is capable of doing so.

[@InfinitePiechotta]

"How does his chainsaw work, without electricity?" Wow you're almost as isolated as him.

[@williamneal9076]

Gas. Propane and Propane Accessories. I tell ya what. He's even hooked up with Solar Panels!

[@kunalmahajan9489]

1:34 see the wall of his cottage. I guess they are some electrical connections

[@karenramage2996]

Dumbest comment I've ever read. Chainsaws don't use electricity

[@IsJdog911]

THIS MAN HAS BEEN TRAINING HIS WHOLE LIFE FOR THE COVID 19 QUARANTINE!!!!

[@ThePandaGuitar]

My man has a better beard than most hipsters and their beard oils and knows more about global warming than a US president.

[@antoniolaramora7434]

Grasias guapa por subir este vídeo anmiro este señor Enel campo enel serro que paisajes ermoso justo lo que me gusta desde México viva chile que vonito

[@justgno4242]

This is an excellent series, your reporter totally charmed him & its awesome bc you can see he was relieved to tell his story, for sure. :) Great reporting here, Vice. Good one!

[@jonny5five141]

what a fucking fantastic documentary Vice you've done good two thumbs up this is so freaking interesting. and now I'm up past my bedtime.

[@mrsamaziin]

He is probably one of the smartest most self aware humans. Like ever. Lol

[@josephlouwerse2105]

This dude could probably teach himself anything.

[@reaganberkenmeier]

Joseph Louwerse, I wouldn’t have been surprised if they walked in on him levitating.

[@normalmanhumanguy1]

he is incredibly intelligent to notice these changes in the ecosystem in 2011..

[@apocyldoomer]

This man has it made, no drama, no BS, just living the dream, awesomeness..humans suck ha, I enjoy my solitude, I’m married, but, I love my alone time, I’m used to it, but, 40 years of isolation, IDK if I could go that far, like it or not, humans are social animals, but, he’s happy and that is great!

[@simonli6243]

Where does he get his wine? or years worth of news paper? batteries for his radio? gasoline and new chains? medicine for when he gets sick inevitably?

[@tnick2469]

One of the down sides of being born in today's society is that the education system doesn't educate. Instead it programs people such as yourself to view anything that doesn't fit the agenda as either taxable, illegal or impossible. With an attention span shorter than a cockroach's penis, listening and reading comprehension abilities are non existent and obviously reasoning or problem solving, thinking outside the box (aka the indoctrinated agenda) is a no go. Their skill set is typically limited to grammar and spelling Nazi-ism. Any questions they might pose are not out of genuine interest, but rather as an affront, an attempt to ridicule someone who is obviously thinking and living outside of the box. They also have a strong belief in global warming whilst the males self hate / despise healthy expressions of independence or masculinity. As an onlooker it can be frustrating but I suppose they're lucky in as much as not being aware of what they lack. Ignorance really is bliss for them it would seem.

[@silentguy5875]

tnick2 Your reply is increditably stupid and has nothing to do with the comment.

[@choosnau]

I think "isolation" is used meaning he hasn't lived with anyone for that long. He's had to have seen some people or else how would he know the government wants his land, or that people know of him

[@silentguy5875]

no they were just lying

[@neroryder6555]

tnick2 I fully understood your response, and agree with you one hundred percent on everything you just said, seriously, made my fucking day.

[@luckycanucky777]

that electrical installation on the wall seems too robust for a shack

[@chasemarcotte6949]

Nigga got crops growing.

[@chrisbeekmans9549]

he still depends on other people, once or twice a year he gets newspapers, but how many times a year does he get bottles of wine?? and how does he get gas for his chainsaw?? where does he buy hos clothes? i want to live isolated like him

[@MajesticSkywhale]

+Chris Beekmans I'd imagine maybe once a month or every two months he makes supply runs to Villa O'higgins

[@mike.p.1400]

Chris Beekmans I can go to town once a month or so. I can handle that.

[@BuddhatoasT.]

He still stuck two fingers up to the world and lives his own way got to admire him prob one of these people you meet who has a story for everything

[@dkulde]

That peace wind blows at background you can feel 5:30

[@MightyForSure]

"We wanted to know how he was able to survive here all alone", well that's implying he did survive on his own, he obviously didn't. And any farmer who has been a farmer for four minutes knows how to survive until you die all alone.. They know how to make themselves a plate of meat and glass of water

[@BeauJames59]

The backstory is missing here. Did they write him, or speak by phone? How was this setup? They didn't just traipse (sp?) in like it seems in the video.

[@RoboticP002]

original minecraft lol

[@upreydeen]

A fascinating man, I'm a loner too, destiny did not brought me a wife or friends, I hope God will give me long life to continuing learning about things, until the end comes

[@MiserableKittenMLP]

I'm glad there are still intelligent people like you on this earth. Seriously just looking at comments sometimes depresses me.

[@michaelwarren2351]

3:49 that music REALLY reminded me of skyrim / oblivion music who agrees?

[@THEVHGUCCI]

i like 2 be alone but sometimes i have 2 come out with friends and interact life is all about balance

[@TheRocknrolla12]

I am just fascinated beyond my craziest dream, I salute everyone associated with this documentary.....it is exceptionally thought provoking. Maybe somebody we will colonize other planets

[@strengthlove3182]

the longest stint I lived alone was for 6 years...I love living alone...isolation doesn't mean you don't go out to get products, food, gas that you need....this is the second longest stint in my life living alone which is 2 years now...I literally didn't go any where except to get groceries and go to work for about a year and a half...I don't like being around other people and find comfort in being alone

[@JohnCritch-tf4mb]

His so right. We didn't puck blueberries until a few weeks after school started in September now you can pick them mid to late August in Northern Canada

[@ye23.]

that place looks peaceful but i would hate to be that lonely...if he ever dies in his house no one will know that hes dead until months maybe years later..

[@mr.sandhu587]

he's living peacefully as well as happy with his life and loving the way he lives and working daily so no chance he's going to die with some eye problems or heart problems so he doesn't give a shit about dieing anytime

[@factdesignbr]

How dare you... Walk into his house and give him that spoiled kid's look cause he called you a tourist? Lol a tourist miss know it all, is the one who visits... Anyways. Vice for y'all right there. Also... Chile is amazing. I love that place

[@darkroof6508]

respect for this man, civilization makes u unhappy, he learned that quick!

[@ericpham8205]

It is a blessing to be able to do that. If land were free somewhere for settlement I would like to be like that for the rest of my life

[@TronBonneVonne]

The man is a hard worker, and earns an honest living. He deserves the peace he has, although 46 years is a long time to be without human contact, at least some times.

[@pandemicofvaxxedholes]

Men and women are different. Women are more social creatures than men.

[@LoveVanillaRose]

I'm madly in love with this man...

[@scoobygotsnacks]

They say he chooses to live alone, they never state he is always alone. Judging by items he has he must make trips to town. Still amazing life.

[@nylessanna4729]

If the water is always -7 degrees celsius, wouldn't it be ice?

[@milanrows]

I love this man, he is total badass, not too many people like himself around anymore. Respect.

[@Mantras-and-Mystics]

This was 10 years ago. Now living in isolation for 50 years. 👍