ncmncm could be right in that sib comment, it's not an anthropological documentary. > they were at times committing infanticide, so their life probably wasn't

ncmncm could be right in that sib comment, it's not an anthropological documentary. > they were at times committing infanticide, so their life probably wasn't as idyllic as it would seem. I'm not sure how to respond to this. Infanticide is tragic, but they don't have condoms nor doctors who can perform abortions, so...? They live in a harsh environment (in the Kalahari Desert) so the ecological effects of overpopulation would be pretty evident to them, I imagine. They're not "expanding as much as they could and strip-mining their immediate environment", eh? But (if the movie is not a fable) they seem pretty happy.