Villagers React To Human Species ! Tribal People React To Human Species

Villagers React To Human Species ! Tribal People React To Human Species
Tribal/Villagers try different International Food & Gadgets for the first time today they React to Human Species or we can say human evolution for first time. They give pure reaction to the food/things they have never tried. Subscribe to our channel for latest videos.
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[@applejuice3562]

Love how Sarru, I think I spelled his name right, watched one video about the ancient human species, and instantly understands evolution. I'm referring to when he mentions that we molded ourselves to our environment and that if we didn't we wouldn't be here.

[@orleansartist6095]

I thought the same. This young man is intelligent. They all are.

[@hareecionelson5875]

I want to go out to the pub with Sarru and shoot the breeze with him.

[@biomutarist6832]

yes, I was mad impressed by his wit too

[@lanalvesisthebestot]

yes man, these guys have REALY a strong mind, i am impressed how humble and still very wise these men are !!!!! we all love them very much, Long life live Babu, Sarru, and the other guy that is very good with maths (i remember from the prices of each country video) which i am sorry because i forgot the name !! but still i like him very well!!!!!

[@PhilippeLarcher]

that's a good reaction and starting point, but is not reflecting how evolution is working :D

[@prometheusfallen]

I absolutely LOVE the feeling behind them saying "all humans are the same". In an ironic twist, these folks of limited resources and information know more than 99% of the population!

[@capnsteele3365]

@@CaraCreations1000 no we need to insightful.

[@michaelpettersson4919]

Even I have learned some new stuff on this channel. 😊

[@Emanuele246gi]

@@CaraCreations1000 We do not need to go back

[@Emanuele246gi]

99% of population? wtf? Are all of those people nazi?

[@prometheusfallen]

@@Emanuele246gi have you ever been to the southeastern part of the US?

[@DarkEagle99]

Im amazed by their intelligence and ability to understand these hard consepts and their conclusions. People with university degrees have a hard time grasping alot of the things you show them yet these 3 show an inquisitive mind. They are natural scientist in spirit, but were never given a chance in childhood.

[@breyrey7612]

I am more amazed with the amount of people who has had more education than these guys and yet dismiss the idea that we evolved from simple creatures.

[@mdnayeem7247]

I could be wrong but i have a feeling ths show is kinda scripted...I mean they are told what to say coz i am from india and these reactions are not what people here normally would have...

[@nicholasbrassard3512]

@@mdnayeem7247 india is a big place though, isn't it possible they are from a more rural and less educated background?

[@RitwikV]

@@mdnayeem7247 so what would be a “normal” reaction? That’s ridiculous.

[@duckydarkstar38]

@@mdnayeem7247 your wrong

[@JimmyMcKellar]

Rural Indian Villager: Thank you for this wonderful learning opportunity Guy on Facebook: I didn't come from no monkey!!1

[@slawssson9447]

“ If we came from monkey, why is there still monkey!!?? “ edit: can you people not read quotations and realize i am quoting and not saying this myself? quit replying to me about evolution i a l r e a d y k n o w

[@chriskelly3481]

🤦‍♂️😭😭😭

[@azraelblutdorn7905]

Yeah it's so heartwarming to see them so eager to learn. We can teach them in science but we will never be as wise as them

[@archive2500]

@@slawssson9447 "If dogs came from wolves, why are there still wolves?" "If black Americans came from Africans, why are there still Africans?"

[@serpentsepia6638]

@@archive2500 "If dogs came from wolves, why are there still wolves?" Because they were bred from wolves by humans. "If black Americans came from Africans, why are there still Africans?" LOL 🤦‍♂

[@hdufort]

Babu understands and explains evolution very well.

[@Fish-ey9lt]

Sarru too

[@Myria83]

And Raeem projects it into the future...

[@chinor6416]

I hope they show them a full video on evolution one day

[@oliverl.9004]

Babu once said he is the wise man of his tribe. After exposing him to all this information he will be the wise man to all tribes

[@heathermorrison1674]

I am always impressed with the intelligence of these men and how quickly they grasp and understand these concepts. I am a science teacher in the US and many of my students do not match their speed. I would only hope to understand the things that they could teach me as quickly.

[@hareecionelson5875]

I love how Sarru independently inferred natural selection and adaptation, without any real clues other than that our relatives are now extinct. Even some medical students can't or won't arrive at that conclusion, after years of anatomy and physiology.

[@Aithis.]

@@hareecionelson5875 I know, to me that was very impressive how it was such an accurate guess just off knowing that we were the surviving species.

[@lesliemccormick6527]

Partly it is because they do not believe their opinions are "facts" like teens tend to!😂

[@PhilippeLarcher]

stop teaching and give them youtube videos hahaha

[@Aithis.]

@@PhilippeLarcher funny enough I started high school in 2007 when KZbin was just coming up and the way of learning went over my head especially with history, by the end of my education teachers sent us links to KZbin vids and I learnt way faster that way. (Although I can’t say I’m a genius right now but I think I would have been lost without KZbin content on many things even politics, taxes, ideologies etc).

[@brookeallen4047]

I like how Raeen thought about how ee are still evolving, and one day people will be studying us. And how Babu put together brain size with development

[@NautilusGuitars]

They're really incredible, aren't they? I'm always so impressed and inspired by them. Raeen is so intelligent and analytical. He always puts things together immediately, even when he only has a tiny bit of information. Babu is so open to learning and so enthusiastic aboung knowledge itself. And he's always trying to respect, celebrate, or enlighten others. Sarru is the embodiment of the youthful thirst for knowledge. He doesn't usually try to put things together or think past the information presented to him, not because he's not capable, but because he's so interested in fully absorbing and understanding it. You can see the gears turning in his head after every piece of information. He's definitely going to be as amazing and smart as the others at their ages. He's incredibly in tune at his young age. They are the perfect trio, and perfect examples of how to be. Youthful humility, mature contemplation, and elder wisdom. It's really wonderful and inspiring.

[@brookeallen4047]

@@NautilusGuitars very well said! I agree with everything you stated. These are my favorite guys on the internet. I absolutely love their thirst for knowledge, and how quickly they absorb it. Have you watched their other channel, Novices Squad? If not, you should check it out!

[@NautilusGuitars]

@@brookeallen4047 Thank you! They're my favorites as well. And yes I actually watched that channel for the first time shortly after leaving my reply to you! How heartwarming are those videos? Some of the most wonderful content I've ever seen. I'm so happy for them, and so grateful for the producers making sure to they get to use the money from these videos to improve and enrich their lives. I did wonder if the producers were fair with them about the channel income, but I now see they are and it warms my heart. I love seeing how respectful they are to each other, and how close they all are. So many life lessons to be learned from them.

[@ghastlyderp2637]

Also Sarru understood evolution pretty well on how we adapt to the environment to survive. Very cool to see them put the pieces together

[@miepic3291]

It's awesome how Babu inferred that it was our brain size that lead to out success as homo sapiens, very astute observation!

[@WookieWarriorz]

It's not though,brain size is irrelavant. There's a lot more to it.

[@telmobrito519]

Not so much actually, neanderthalensis had bigger brains than sapiens and almost disappeared then the remnants got assimilated. The success of homo sapiens most likely comes from the efficiency with which they hunted, humans are the best distance running animal on land ever, most animals can run from humans initially, but humans will always catch up, no animals can run 80 km without stopping except humans. This tactic is still used by some tribes in Africa and they boast a massive 90-95% of hunt being successful. They literally run after some animal for half a day and when the animal finally falls to the ground exhausted and overheating they just have to put it down. That's the skill that let us flourish all those years ago, intelligence is more of a byproduct.

[@michaelpettersson4919]

@@WookieWarriorz Brain size are indeed important but yes there are something to intelligence that are not brain size dependant. That is why some animal like crows can show to be way more intelligent then animals with considerably larger brains.

[@lajoswinkler]

@@WookieWarriorz It's not irrelevant, it's just not the only factor.

[@knowledgeBoosterkb123]

@@telmobrito519 No the main reason we survived is because we could transform information to another very easily in large groups. Can understand concepts which are fictitious. You can read homosapiens for more information.

[@xopha]

It would be cool to show them a DNA test of their lineage and species percentage!

[@Fish-ey9lt]

Doubt they will have that much. Mostly europeans have more percentage

[@manaswinikanaparthy5702]

Yes!!!!!!

[@AeonAxisProductions]

Teach them about haplogroups and find out theirs lol. I feel like they would find that interesting

[@shirleyellinger]

Omg yessss

[@KillShot-ln6mn]

@@Fish-ey9lt Have more percentage of what?

[@chalky_white]

I'm a trucker & I legit wanna take Babu across country with me in my truck LOL really tho

[@hamletksquid2702]

Send him in to deal with Uncle Charlie at a scale, and they'll give him money instead of writing tickets.

[@GamebertYT]

I really hope that you will then also get a device that you can sort of put in your ear or something so that you can hear what the other person is saying in your respective language so that you can communicate better with each other, that would be so great if it did something (already) exists.

[@hamletksquid2702]

@@GamebertYT - You're obviously not a fan of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. "The Babel fish is small, yellow, leech-like, and probably the oddest thing in the Universe. It feeds on brainwave energy received not from its own carrier, but from those around it. It absorbs all unconscious mental frequencies from this brainwave energy to nourish itself with. It then excretes into the mind of its carrier a telepathic matrix formed by combining the conscious thought frequencies with nerve signals picked up from the speech centers of the brain which has supplied them. The practical upshot of all this is that if you stick a Babel fish in your ear you can instantly understand anything said to you in any form of language. The speech patterns you actually hear decode the brainwave matrix which has been fed into your mind by your Babel fish. "Now it is such a bizarrely improbable coincidence that something so mind-bogglingly useful could have evolved purely by chance that some thinkers have chosen to see it as a final and clinching proof of the non-existence of God. "The argument goes something like this: 'I refuse to prove that I exist,' says God, 'for proof denies faith, and without faith, I am nothing.' 'But, says Man, the Babel fish is a dead giveaway, isn't it? It could not have evolved by chance. It proves you exist, and, by your own arguments, you don't. QED.' 'Oh dear,' says God, 'I hadn't thought of that,' and vanishes in a puff of logic. 'Oh, that was easy,' says Man, and for an encore goes on to prove that black is white and gets himself killed on the next zebra crossing. "Most leading theologians claim that this argument is a load of dingo's kidneys, but that didn't stop Oolon Colluphid from making a small fortune when he used it as the theme of his best-selling book, Well That About Wraps It Up For God. "Meanwhile, the poor Babel fish, by effectively removing all barriers to communication between different races and cultures, has caused more and bloodier wars than anything else in the history of creation."

[@MrMaxStalsky]

Babu should become the UN ambassador of peace and visit all the world!!!

[@JarodMoonchild1975]

@@hamletksquid2702 Or they could just use the device that actually exists, and not some exotic creature from a work of fiction. And I can't remember the name of it, but it has many languages built in, and looks a little bit like a dictaphone recorder, you know, those handy little gadgets from the brand Olympus. It's made as a tool to help people who are travelling, to have some basic communicative options available to them. You just say your sentence in your own native language or english, and it will say the same thing back to the other person in japanese, for example.

[@MisterHavoc]

Going through all the work of translating these videos into Hindi so they can hear them says a lot about the quality of the work you folks do. Being willing to watch, listen, learn, and have an open mind says a lot about the quality of these three men as human beings. Love to you folks, love to them. Keep it up.

[@AngryShooter]

"What do you think about the human species?" Villager: * maddening eerie laugh *

[@lanalvesisthebestot]

lol. epic XD

[@domd3276]

Yessssssss. I died!

[@al3xa723]

Can you do one with prehistoric animals? It would be cool for them to see that there used to be giant bugs, snakes, and sharks. Love the video!

[@yuujinner5801]

Yess show them dinosaurs with feathers, they night think they are weird birds

[@manaswinikanaparthy5702]

Yes!!!!

[@helenadoyle1041]

Yes there was a BBC programme called walking with dinosaurs, and there are many other amazing similar videos. Would be fab to watch.

[@yuujinner5801]

Walking with dinosaurs doenst exactly list a good diversity of dinosaurs, only ones from that period, although the doc does go fairly in depth about each dinosaur I think we should go for quantity over quality with these guys. Besides, that doc is kinda outdated by now. With this video it shows them the most tip top information, no?

[@helenadoyle1041]

@@yuujinner5801 Yeah I just meant that type of 'bring them to life' programme that's all.

[@nonomnismoriar9051]

Their insights are surprisingly smart for people that never heard of any of this stuff before.

[@freshbakedclips4659]

It's saddening to see these people getting brainwashed by the lies of Theory of Evolution.

[@shiv-iwnl8188]

@@freshbakedclips4659 what is your proof that theory of evolution is false?

[@Tocinos]

@@freshbakedclips4659 ❄️ keep being an anti-intellectual snowflake living in your safe space where you create your own world view ❄️❄️❄️

[@Tocinos]

@@freshbakedclips4659 it's sad that impressionable people like you are scammed by evangelicals. you do know that the flat earth movement was literally started to scam paranoid people out of their money

[@freshbakedclips4659]

@@shiv-iwnl8188 okay, for starters, I'll answer that in rhetorical question. How many distinct fossils do we have in order to objectively and correctly identify the progression of human evolution in a non-biased statistics? (In short, how many samples do we have?) 1,000,000+? 100,000+? 10,000+? 1,000? or less than 100? It's too expensive to buy on a belief that claims million and millions of years ago, yet only presents bones/records that could fit at the back of a pickup truck.

[@zegh8578]

Awesome. I love how they immediately recognize the significance of advanced tool-use as well as self-decoration, like the neanderthals wearing ornamentation. I must admit, I would not have expected them to be this open minded about human ancestry and our ancient relatives, but then again - why wouldn't they be? To sound like a total cliché - I'm learning as much as they are!

[@dustigenes]

It would depend on if the Koran sets hard dates for how long the earth has been around, and if it has a "garden of Eden" story. I know nothing of the Koran, but I know the bible causes many children to have problems with these concepts. They do seem very open minded about everything that's been thrown at them. They have gotten such a wide set of facts about the universe and right down to microscopic organisms in such a short period of time and seem to be able to absorb and describe much of what they have heard. I'm very impressed.

[@dustigenes]

@Ashish Rajput As I stated I know nothing about the Koran. I'm an atheist, but I have read the bible twice. Many people who stand by the bible, believe things like the earth is only 6,000 years old. Man was directly created by God using the earth's dust and Eve was created from Adam's rib. So when they encounter ideas that we came from apes so long ago it is counter to every thing they believe in and that causes them to distrust the truth. The Koran could be completely different, I have been told they share similarities, but I don't know what similarities those could be.

[@darylingoteborg3178]

“Whatever game we have going on today is our brain game.” Words of wisdom right there.

[@Xcris_crosX]

Tell them next time they eat chicken, they're actually eating a dinosaur. "Velociraptor, a dinosaur of the class that gave rise to birds; Archaeopteryx, often called the first bird; and a modern chicken and pigeon"

[@KlavierMenn]

You missed a couple true birds from Jurassic, like Confuciosornis (Which was a bird in all aspects but they still had clawed wings)

[@asthemoonturns]

@@KlavierMenn Confuciusornis lived in the early Cretaceous. Later in the Cretaceous there were more famous extinct birds, like the swimming Hesperornis, the toothed Ichthyornis and many others. Scientists have found way too many species to name all of them. But Archaeopteryx is the oldest species known, that can definitely be identified as a bird. I think that's why he only named Archaeopteryx. Wouldn't it be nice if these men could react to the Walking With Dinosaurs series? Or another documentary about prehistoric life.

[@KlavierMenn]

@@asthemoonturns Oh, I was sure that Confucuisornis was from Late Jurassic.

[@asthemoonturns]

@@KlavierMenn Oh well, it doesn´t really matter all that much. It´s all a very long time ago.

[@archive2500]

Ahh...the avian dinosaurs...still dominating the world today in terrestrial (e.g. ostriches), aerial (e.g. eagles), and aquatic (e.g. penguins) habitats.

[@HM-id5fr]

What I love is that they never say "No this didn't happen because my religion blah blah" unlike Christians. Christians will deny the sky is blue if the Bible said it.

[@Shivathedestroyer04]

Well I think there is no concept of Adam and Eve and flat earth in hinduism so maybe that's why.....

[@RossNixon]

The sky is violet. You only think it is blue because your eyes have a stronger response to the blue part of the spectrum. I'm a Christian.

[@Olivia-qm3kk]

Their thirst for knowledge is infectious! Love this channel so much, thanks for sharing such great knowledge with these friends. 💕

[@h0esway244]

There’s something special about watching these people expand their knowledge on this channel. How excited they are to try new things. Such profound individuals that would otherwise go unnoticed had it not been for the people running this channel. I applaud you guys for giving these kind souls such a life changing experience. Blessings to all.

[@NautilusGuitars]

I'm always so impressed and inspired by these guys. Raeen is so intelligent and analytical. He always puts things together immediately, even when he only has a tiny bit of information. Babu is so open to learning and so enthusiastic aboung knowledge itself. And he's always trying to respect, celebrate, or enlighten others. Sarru is the embodiment of the youthful thirst for knowledge. He doesn't usually try to put things together or think past the information presented to him, not because he's not capable, but because he's so interested in fully absorbing and understanding it. You can see the gears turning in his head after every piece of information. He's definitely going to be as amazing and smart as the others at their ages. He's incredibly in tune at his young age. They are the perfect trio, and perfect examples of how to be. Youthful humility, mature contemplation, and elder wisdom. It's really wonderful and inspiring. I appreciate them very much and would be honored to meet them.

[@bf3and4highlights83]

We almost were not the survivor. According to one genetic study, at one point and time we were down to aprx 600 individuals. That is about as close to extinction as you can get.

[@sakhalnakhash1123]

There were apparently two population bottlenecks in human history, hence "Genetic Adam" and "Genetic Eve", all humans today descend from both of them, even though they lived thousands of years apart from each other.

[@sakhalnakhash1123]

@shruti ss It was so long ago that the details are lost to history. It could have been a natural disaster, or disease, or any number of things. It's interesting to note that they were not the only humans alive in their respective times, but for some reason only their genes/descendants survived. My personal purely speculative guess would be that there was some sort of genetic mutation that allowed the descendants of those two people to survive while everyone else's genetic line died out.

[@kurtjk01]

From what I know at present, only cheetahs had it worse: they got down to 7. Which is why all cheetahs, for example, can get a skin graft from any other cheetah in the world without rejection.

[@starsearchreject]

@@kurtjk01 really? I've never heard that. Interesting!

[@kurtjk01]

@@starsearchreject Surprised the hell out of me when I learned that, as well. I spent a long evening checking the online literature to be sure what I'd heard wasn't an off the cuff comment. It still gives me chills that we almost, almost never got to see real, live cheetahs. And Cheeetos would've been without a mascot, too . . .

[@mynameisd2849]

Can you make a video about prehistoric animals? I would like to see their reaction to the world before us

[@MrJameslupien]

I wish I had the kind of optimism and excitement Babu displays when asked if he wants to learn something new. He's my new Bob Ross.

[@kurtjk01]

And Babu loves Bob Ross. Coincidence? I think not!

[@thehalfblindastronomer8936]

Understanding evolution is one of the most beautiful things we can experience in our short time on planet earth, it's wonderful to see how open minded and capable these three men are. Well done.

[@aaronmicalowe]

These guys are pretty sharp. From only being introduced to a new concept to making the kind of conclusions we have been making for years. Very astute of them.

[@smokeyverton7981]

Would love to see how they react to Koko the ape using sign language. Is it ape or gorilla? I'm sorry I forgot the difference

[@amalsp8955]

Gorilla

[@WookieWarriorz]

Gorillas are apes So are humans

[@ColaSpandex]

Koko is a gorilla. Gorilla's are hominids (great apes) like orangutans, chimps and humans.

[@kairudzki8134]

This would be a great video if you dubbed and subtitled the video!!!! Koko the gorilla us absilutepy mind blowing

[@smokeyverton7981]

Wow thanks guys. I guess I could have just googled it but my attention span these days......

[@YokoshimaOfficial]

I'm so happy Raeen was in this, his love for knowledge is inspiring

[@beurksman]

I am shocked by how easily they accept foreign concepts and will just synthesize a coherent new worldview ON THE SPOT. They are really embarrassing a lot of people with degrees and I that's just awesome

[@sayoksarkar1106]

It is not about accepting foreign concepts. It is our culture that welcomes all the concept as truth until proven. At one point in time there was three different theories or schools of thought about the shape of the earth - spherical, flat and concave (these models are carved in ancient temples too) but the spherical model prevailed and the word for Earth hence was भूगोल ( भू meaning land and गोल meaning spherical) literally - spherical land. So, we are open to all concepts. 👍 Cheers, peace! 🙇

[@boombaby1769]

I'm in awe. This channel keeps getting better and better. It's not only about villagers reacting to western stuff, but also reacting to information they never had. And this reminds you of the first time when you - yourself - learned about this. Absolutely heartwarming. And how they immediately said "all humans are the same" - this really killed me. I love you guys.

[@ddmagee57]

How quickly they wrap their minds around new concepts! And so charming while doing it!

[@pakyum1]

This is so amazing considering that these people grew up in traditional cultural environments, yet are so open to absorbing this information without letting it conflict with their world view. They can simply reconcile the two, as it should be. It maddens me here in the West how stubborn people can be and can't seem to marvel or learn new things due to their strict dogmatic beliefs. The people in these videos have a certain wonder and awe for the world, and it allows them to be open to new ideas, almost innocent, like a child. So many people have lost that ability as they've hardened over the years, and solidified their beliefs, leaving no room for learning or discussion.

[@odraayala3170]

I don't remember seeing so many human species ni school, so I'm learning with them too 😃 Thanks for a great video.

[@serpentsepia6638]

Yeah, I just remember there being Neanderthal and Cro-Magnon. Later there was "Lucy", the missing link between primate and man, but there were concerns whether or not it was a hoax.

[@AceofDlamonds]

Well as long as you've memorized neanderthal, cro-magnon, etc etc the common landmark discoveries. Your memory is very faulty and you are bound to forget 70% of what you learn in school. Learning needs to be continuous :)

[@jasoncowley4718]

It's wonderfully satisfying to know that tribal villagers have a better grasp and understanding of human evolution than some people in the so called "First World" of nations.

[@orleansartist6095]

Can you show them how specialists can reconstruct how a person's face looks from the skull?

[@LAMusing]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@DubDidit]

.my new favorite KZbin channels. I envy their ability to be amazed

[@Columbator]

"We know 14 human species" Basic abrahamic religions: "No way!" Villagers: "Really? That's interesting." That's what's good with them: they're open-minded. For a next video, you may go deeper into evolution, showing the origin of humans, the dinosaurs (especially with feathers, amongst them the birds) and so on. Also a video about forensic facial reconstruction.

[@UhtredOfBamburgh]

Catholics believe in evolution fyi

[@gloomybarrel6812]

@@UhtredOfBamburgh I don’t know what Catholics you’ve met, but 99% of the ones I’ve known don’t believe it, and many of them do everything they can to try and discredit it (which they can’t do).

[@martiddy]

@@gloomybarrel6812 Even though is true that most catholic people don't know a lot about how evolution works. Is true that the Catholic Church has accepted scientific facts as the bioligical evolution and The Big Bang as true, arguing that those scientific facts do not enter in confict with modern Catholicism.

[@Enigma-2050]

This is my favourite video to date. It’ll definitely keep them awake at night for the next little while.

[@nickmclean3051]

When babu said all humans are the same he showed he's more enlightened than many.westerners , such a joy watching these amazing folks

[@Theploof]

These men thirst for knowledge of any kind. With such open minds. It's inspiring really.

[@blameitondanny]

Now, they need to react to weirdest mega fauna or maybe the devonian fish.

[@michaelpettersson4919]

The largest example of megafauna are still alive today in the form of the blue whale but little is left of the rest.

[@friedchickenthegreat5162]

Intelligence is not about what they know. It is the willingness to learn new things.

[@nhandistoney9871]

"What do you think about humanity?" 2020-21: *laughs maniacally*

[@Myria83]

These three men are so smart and open-minded!

[@nosacredcows1810]

These three gentlemen are proof that ignorance and stupidity are two entirely different things (although sadly they often go together). It is unquestionable that by certain standards they are ignorant (ignorance simply being a lack of knowledge/information and not an insult or condemnation) about a lot of things. However they prove they are intelligent honourable men by not only wanting to learn more about the world (intelligent) but also not just blindly dismissing something that goes against their established knowledge (honourable). Which is more than a lot of "educated" people are willing or indeed capable of doing.

[@SpookiCooki]

What's even more fascinating is that we also used to breed with other species. So many of us have remnants of the Neanderthals in our DNA because our ancestors co-existed with them.

[@manaswinikanaparthy5702]

I look forward to this channel every single day

[@beanceline]

seeing people genuinely excited about learning new pespectives makes me so happy. if only more people could be like this.

[@mohamadadamfebrian5613]

love the show, please do more of these reaction videos with hindi version so they can understand better about the video

[@ciccipuccy]

Would be funny to see them reacting to how surgery can change people's appearence in better, they'd be surprised I think.. of course I don't mean that kind of surgery where people looks like monsters with huge lips etc that's gross 😂

[@michaelpettersson4919]

Plastic surgery to restore destroyed faces of soldiers took of rapidly after WW1. Surgeons did their best to try to give those men some measure of a normal face back. Surgery for vanity's sake are a more recent development.

[@ciccipuccy]

@@michaelpettersson4919 that's also a good request, i would like to see it too!

[@johndocherty322]

very cool thanks for the video love you all and be safe friends

[@MrMaxStalsky]

Grandpa Babu, my dear grandpa, you are such a wonderful human being!!! All humans are the same!!! That man is so wise... Great mind! That's what any human being should tell on this subject! May god, if he exists, make your days long and happy grandpa Babu!!!

[@jonnyrello5982]

Have them react to some of the biggest concerts. They'd be amazed by the crowd and the lights. Or professional skateboarding trick videos, that's always fun. Could blow their minds with Rodney Mullen skateboarding.

[@ThatBlackPiano]

Homo Erectus looks like he was designed based on the actor, Don Cheadle! He plays Brody on Iron Man. He’s a fantastic actor. It is strange how they say how exiting that species “is” yet the example they used looks so much like a relative of a man that is VERY MUCH alive today.

[@justaguy2365]

You should've informed them that Humans technically are apes... We are classified in the sub group of primates called the great Apes. Which also includes Gorillas, Orangutan, Chimpanzees and Bonobos. Our DNA is like 98% identical to theirs... but that's enough to greatly differentiate us from them.

[@Tocinos]

yeah but don't give them the wrong idea that we come from chimpanzees as they are simply a distant cousin

[@gemstonegynoid7475]

The apes are like our brothers, both branching from an earlier mammal.

[@hareecionelson5875]

@@gemstonegynoid7475 Well, 'Ape' refers to the whole family, including humans. But definitely chimpanzees are our cousins. We're all cousins of each other, to some degree. I recommend 'cousins explained' by Vsauce

[@RossNixon]

98% is a very old estimate of the similarity of chimpanzee DNA to human DNA. In reality it is in the low 80%s.

[@Tocinos]

@@RossNixon yeah but each year as science develops, we notice more and more how common we are with other apes and animals in terms of culture and political hierarchy. Only difference is that we destroy their environments

[@Jin-pt4en]

SO AWESOME! these people are more open to knowledge than most "educated" people.

[@vetiarvind]

At this point these villagers are probably more knowledgeable than 90% of people out there. 11:55 damn, this guy even starts thinking of future evolution. And many people still debate about creationism lol. So called villagers\tribals have more intelligence than many people in developed countries. Kind of sad, these guys have potential.

[@Ditch662]

Babu is great love him 👍

[@MissesWitch]

"they will discuss how we used to look" he thinks the same way as me!

[@santividal9387]

I've not seen a thing but I know this will be epic

[@stewall101]

Try showing that to your average American Christian! Amazingly astute people there. Babu may look older but his mind is very active. They see straight to the point and are not side tracked by all the barriers we put in the way. When I held meetings at work, I would always like to include a person who was not directly involved in the subject matter because they saw the problems in a simplistic manner and often pointed out ideas that were overlooked by those with 'a greater knowledge'. I would have liked these guys on my team.

[@jvs333]

We should start a go fund me for Babu to get new teeth. He’s such a sincere curious intelligent thoughtful kind man

[@Bouncypython202]

Agreed

[@Aliciae411]

I learn so much from this channel 😂

[@ohslimgoody]

Sarru had it, I guess we all came from the Mother land! 💥 Mic 🎤 drop.

[@swedichboy1000]

Would be neat to let them hear classical music such as "Mars, Bringer of war" or "Ode to Joy"

[@liaml.e.5964]

"All beings possess imagination to varying degrees, it can be encouraged and nurtured, or can sometimes shine out in moments of stress. But curiosity is a choice. Some wish to have it. Others don’t." - Thrawn - They have chosen to BE curious, and they are ever more intelligent for it.

[@shirleyellinger]

Sorry if this question is too nosy to ask, but does Babu have a health condition? He seems to be getting skinnier and skinnier? Is he alright? I'm just worried. :) God bless.

[@duckydarkstar38]

I wish we could chip in and get him some new teeth

[@Bouncypython202]

Ramadán maybe?

[@Blablablarandomguy]

They learn super fast. Damn. Babu talking about cranium and brain size, Sarah talking about natural selection, and Raeen talking about how evolution will continue in the future

[@Naynay1969]

I'm not sure who learns more, them or me. lol Wonderful! Until next time....

[@ashokdaphale4184]

11:26 that kid got it exactly 💯👌

[@AmanSingh-nw7lw]

I like how they aren't making them snort in food

[@bendover9813]

Some of them were actually wiped out directly by us, through a long period of minor conflict interspersed by short periods with a LOT of inbreeding, suggesting peace being made after actual warfare

[@yogeshkumaryadu9153]

I always like first and then watch

[@renitagerholdt4367]

So do I 😊 because I know it will be awesome

[@binnsy6879]

I love these guys. They're so ready and willing to learn. They pick up on the right parts of the information and ask intelligent questions. It's always a pleasure to see them learn how amazing and vast the world is.

[@canadiannomad540]

Can you show them the indigenous people of America?

[@amalsp8955]

Native Americans

[@canadiannomad540]

Yes Amerindians

[@TnT_F0X]

The fashion of these men... even the guy in glue isnt just wearing blue, it looks slick, like silk pajamas. I haven''t learned all their names yet, but older Babu and the ring man are my favorites!

[@basseon]

I'm surprised that for extremely religious people with very little education they didn't reject what they saw. A lot of hardcore evangelical Christians are fighting against the teaching of evolution and usually there's always a lot who come to comment and argue on videos like this. Of course the theory of evolution is fact, just like the theory of gravity, the germ theory and so on. The evidence are overwhelming from so many different scientific discipline. The variants of Covid is an example of one of the mechanism of natural / artificial selection.

[@johnjdumas]

Women have a great deal more input into choosing their mates than they used to. People in the future will look a lot more like what women find attractive. People will get taller, smile more, have deeper voices, and paradoxically have some risky behavior.

[@Bouncypython202]

Damn you’re right

[@pauljames1807]

Is it just me or does the Neanderthal in the thumbnail look like Don Cheadle? lol

[@Hunter-im3tg]

Not a Neanderthal

[@anakinGTI]

It’s crazy how in Europe we study these things in elementary school at age of 6... we are lucky

[@marizensoul8410]

We just evolved like every other animal.

[@bruhpuppy5013]

“All humans are same” what a man

[@snap2snip]

Interesting how the headshots of Hitler and Einstein are right next to each other, lol

[@SFS1009]

Open minds, Open hearts...These people...Tribe or not, Have the ability to progress. Somewhat lacking in the modern world today.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

This channel has seriously become compulsive viewing. It might be nice to show these folks some more deep history. Like maybe Pangea breaking up to form the continents we have today.

[@Quackers6]

It was lovely to see them understanding evolution. 🙂

[@PaperDragons]

love the show epic

[@roddo1955]

Note. Melanated skin is a relatively recent adaptation in human evolution.

[@richardjones6024]

What do you think about a video where they learn about other religions? Or maybe a glimpse into their own beliefs?

[@ACSMEX]

I don't think that's a good idea for them to speak about their beliefs. The villagers seem to be very open and know how to deal with ideas that are diferent to what they were taught by their elders (they are tolerant), but you know the "CIVILIZED PEOPLE" watching the videos would not take kindly to them expressing ideas that are diferent to what THEY were taught (they are NOT tolerant). I find it kinda ironic, tbh.

[@richardjones6024]

@@ACSMEX I don't think that would be the case, the comment section is always filled with positivity and I think that lots of people would be interested in their spiritual perspective.

[@ACSMEX]

@@richardjones6024 Let's hope it works like that.

[@JS-vj1il]

@@richardjones6024 The comment section is only tolerant when it fits their belief.

[@richardjones6024]

@@JS-vj1il Give me an example of that

[@mauroylospichiruchis544]

I hope these guys never go away and remain with us forever in youtube. The day this channel closes will be a sad time.

[@prometheusfallen]

Dang! I wanted to be first. Oh well. Love the channel! Please tell Babu I said hello!

[@andrewstrongman305]

I particularly like the older guy and his quick understanding of new information, he seems less conservative than either of the younger men. I bet he has a wicked sense of humour. How about bringing the Villagers to Australia for a series?

[@galagarcia3708]

I liked the video very much

[@galagarcia3708]

"History Of The entire world I guess" is a good video to react to, but I think I already recommended it

[@TheTaelus]

I would like to see them watch how we are all made of dead stars. Or perhaps some DIY farming, village tips they can take home and share to improve quality of life.

[@xenixfronz1905]

¿Para cuando ellos reaccionando a armas nucleares?

[@debbiehenri345]

Loved watching this. These villagers are happy and accepting of the changes in human development over millions of years - instead of being like rather too many westerners, who despite the excellent education opportunities offered by their governments, would rather believe the world is flat and only 6000 years old.

[@annona718]

We only beat the others due to gossip. Not joking. We formed language to gossip and tended to be more social.

[@ayshes9057]

Yup

[@knowledgeBoosterkb123]

You definitely read this in Homosapiens.

[@annona718]

@@knowledgeBoosterkb123 I did in fact. Though it is just called Sapiens. It is a good novel. I should look into it more to see if it accurate or not.

[@taylorjones3286]

@@annona718 not really a novel though. It's a book written by a historian of the University of Jerusalem. I got it last year and am going to read it this summer.

[@ginafromcologne9281]

hehe then my neighbour will be evolving next! ;)

[@BrodyLuv2]

Brilliant stuff ! Thank YOU Gentlemen 🙏

[@tilde5884]

Now they know about our ancestors.

[@carloscollomps1552]

Amazed on how easily they fully understand concepts that for some university level people would be hard to understand. This is really smart people!