Dwindling Tribes of our World

I have travelled to all seven continents, Saving western civilisation may come down to taking a lesson from societies on the brink of extinction where I have spent years crossing the path of remote and endangered tribes. Dwindling Tribes with a vital lesson to teach US all how to recover our natural world, and live in harmony with nature. What i have learned parents sharing their bed with their children and families who left their grandparents living with them, both traits lost in modern culture, are hugely beneficial. I find it repulsive that we put our children basements called crèches and we put our old people in care homes so we don't see them. I have travelled extensively, and selected a small collection of handful of tribes from hundreds of tribes I crossed paths and has profound effect to value each life and human on this earth. I think we have an awful lot to learn from many of the tribes of the world and most of all learn to respect and regard others and show kindness towards each other. Some customs that i found a little too alien, In the Himba Tribe Opowo Northern Namibia the women stay in the community when the men go hunting. They leave one man behind and the one man left behind is allowed to sleep with all the women to keep the "cobwebs way" and they take it in turn.