00:00Why is it totally forbidden to humans for over 100 years?
00:04This is the most small island inhabited by the Hawaiian archipel, known as Niyohau.
00:09Its surface is about 100 km2, and it is inhabited by about 84 people.
00:15There is no cell phone service, radio or route, and electricity is provided by the solar panels.
00:21So, what is hidden in this island if it is totally inaccessible to visitors?
00:25It is taken by a single family for more than 150 years, and it is their private territory.
00:31In 1864, a family of Ecosse bought the island to the indigenous population for the sum of 10 000 dollars,
00:38which is now equivalent to 350 000 dollars.
00:41Since then, the island is the proprietor of this family.
00:44However, it is ironic that the Robinson and the indigenous people were authorized to stay.
00:49The access to the island is limited and possible only on invitation.
00:53Do you think it hides something or is it simply the desire to have a private life beyond people?
00:59Do you want to become imbattable in Culture G?
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