会合，会う the most ISOLATED people on Earth: Men and women who have fled mainstream society to live a lonely 存在 in some of the world's most remote places open up about their VERY unique lifestyles

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An 注目する，もくろむ-開始 文書の 始める，決めるs out on a 追求（する），探索（する） to find the world's loneliest person, with a shepherd, an islander and forest-dweller making the final 削減（する）.?

A team of filmmakers behind the YouTube channel Yes Theory said they spent four months 'searching to find stories of extreme 孤独 and what brought these humans to such 運命／宿命s.'

In the film, they start by hopping to a remote part of?Northern Italy where they find a man called?Flaminio.

The hermit explains that he has has spent 52 years living in a farmhouse alone up a hill away from a village, after he was thrown out of home at the age of 23.?

He has never 設立する out why he was told to leave home, but after that 出来事/事件, he decided to go 単独の and has never looked 支援する.?

A 文書の 始める，決めるs out on a 追求（する），探索（する） to find the world's loneliest person.?In the film, the the filmmakers start by hopping to a remote part of Italy where they find a man called Flaminio

The hermit explains that he has has spent 52 years living in a farmhouse alone up a hill away from a village, after he was thrown out of home at the age of 23

As he has not had any 接触する with the modern world, Flaminio has become やめる an inventor and he has built an array of 道具s to help him get by

Now his flock of sheep are his only companions and he says it brings him joy every morning when he wakes to see them roaming around outside.?

A 翻訳家 in the 文書の explains that Flaminio had pretty much no 接触する with the outside world for １０年間s, 'but in 最近の years has had one man as a 関係 to the nearby village.'?

As he has not had any 接触する with the modern world, Flaminio has become やめる an inventor and he has built an array of 道具s to help him get by.?

In one scene he 正確に tells the time using a DIY sundial, and in another clip he is seen sharpening knives using a homemade sharpening wheel.?

He also shows off a pair of nifty skis that he has made with ブレーキs on and from the same shed, he produces a pair of pants?fashioned out of sheepskins, as the 厚い wool helps keep him warm during the winter.?

As they sit in the kitchen 株ing some bread, cheese and ワイン with?Flaminio, the filmmakers ask him if he ever feels lonely, to which he replies 'いつかs [but] not really.'

He continues on the 支配する: 'At night いつかs I feel a little lonely... a little sad maybe. But in the morning when I see my sheep, it all feels better.?

'I felt bad a few years ago but I no longer feel so bad.'

Asked if the sheep are his closest friends, Flaminio explains that he has a volatile 関係 with the animals and 'いつかs yes, いつかs no.'?

'The male いつかs kicks me, I have to be careful,' he 追加するs.?

He also 示唆するs that animals are better companions than humans with some people out there 'who 扱う／治療する you like a rag.'?

Along with tending to his sheep and inventing things, Flaminio says his other passions 含む reading 手動式のs and 熟考する／考慮するing Chinese.?

The film 乗組員 have a quick look in his simple bedroom where they find a 巨大（な） spider. They joke that?Flaminio probably left the bug hanging as a natural bug protector.

The second 支配する in the Yes Theory 文書の is 20-year-old Erik Granqvist who has spent the last several years building his dream cabin alone in the 支持を得ようと努めるd of Sweden

After fol lowing some vague 指示／教授／教育s taking them into a forested patch of land, the film 乗組員 finally find Erik and he shows them his DIY structure

His move was 奮起させるd by American adventurer 刑事 Proenneke, who lived alone in a cabin for almost 30 years in the wilds of Alaska

The second 支配する in the Yes Theory 文書の is?Erik Granqvist, who, the 語り手 explains is a 20-year-old who has 'spent the last several years building his dream cabin alone in the 支持を得ようと努めるd of Sweden with the dream of learning how to become fully self-十分な.'

After に引き続いて some vague 指示／教授／教育s taking them into a forested patch of land, the film 乗組員 finally find Erik and he shows them his DIY structure.?

The outdoorsman explains that he decided to relocate to the 支持を得ようと努めるd alone just before he was 18.?

His move was 奮起させるd by American adventurer?刑事 Proenneke, who lived alone in a cabin for almost 30 years in the wilds of Alaska.

Erik muses: 'Everybody 推定する／予想するd me to just keep on 熟考する／考慮するing and stuff like that.

'So, I felt a little bit stuck in that path. And then I saw this 文書の film about 刑事 Proenneke who built his own life in Alaska.

'There's a 文書の, Alone in the Wilderness, and that really got me 奮起させるd because he just 基本的に just moved out there and then he could just live off the land.?

'That was a 抱擁する inspiration for me... and then I just went extreme and 基本的に did it.'

Luckily Erik's grandfather had a patch of land he could use to live out his wilderness dreams and he went about building a home using only natural 構成要素s.

He lives 簡単に, with no internet and only patchy cellphone service.?

While he felt a little bit alone at first, Erik says he got used to the 孤独 and and he now has a girlfriend for companionship.??

Asked how his new way of life has 衝撃d him, Erik replies: '現実に, it's made me いっそう少なく shy, strangely enough.?

'支援する in the day I had more social 苦悩 and stuff like that. So strangely enough, by 除去するing me 完全に from other people, I 現実に 伸び（る）d more 信用／信任.

'I think probably it's because I got the 信用／信任 that I can do stuff with YouTube and stuff like that. I think I've grown more 確信して and more able to speak with people and 表明する myself.'

After building a loyal social マスコミ に引き続いて, with his （映画の）フィート数 showcasing his outdoors lifestyle, Erik says he hopes to 奮起させる others.?

He 結論するs: 'My biggest inspiration now is to 奮起させる people like the way I got 奮起させるd by the 文書の that I watched.

The Yes Theory team 長，率いる to Greece, to find one more person living a life of 孤独. They take a 帆船 to the uninhabited island of Kinaros where they 会合，会う 78-year-old Eirini Kotsatourchi

Eirini has been living alone of the remote outcrop since 2013, when her husband died and she 相続するd the island from her family

To 生き残る, she farms 刈るs and keeps chickens and she also gets 正規の／正選手 供給（する）s from a nearby island shipped in

'So, now I want to?do the same thing, hopefully.'

Lastly, the Yes Theory team jet over to Greece, to find one more person living a life of 孤独.?

They have to take a 帆船 to the uninhabited island of Kinaros where they 会合，会う 78-year-old?Eirini Kotsatourchi, who is also known as?Mrs. Rinio.

As the filmmakers 近づく the island, they say: '井戸／弁護士席... it's much bigger than I thought it was, 現実に.?

'She's got a lot of space for 存在 on her own. I'm getting a little nervous now that we're approaching and we don't know if she's there and if sh e's going to be 利益／興味d in seeing us.'

Luckily, Eirini is there to 会合，会う the film 乗組員 and she welcomes them into her humble abode.???

She explains that she has been living alone of the remote outcrop since 2013, when her husband died. The island belonged to her father but when he died, she 約束d she would look after it and she has been the 単独の 管理人 since 2000.?

To 生き残る, she farms 刈るs and keeps chickens and she also gets 正規の／正選手 供給（する）s from a nearby island shipped in.?

Asked if she feels lonely on the island, she replies: 'No, I'm not afraid, nor do I care that I am alone.'

Every year, Eirini's son stays with her for two to three months, and in the 文書の, she shows how she keeps photos of him on 陳列する，発揮する around her simple farmhouse.??

Moving on to her daily 決まりきった仕事, Eirini says that she wakes up at 2am, and then at 5am she goes to 料金d her animals.?

She will then stay with the animals until noon, with the main 職業 存在 to clean their areas. Then, in the heat of the afternoon, she prefers to sleep.

After 株ing some homemade アルコール飲料 with Eirini, the Yes Theory team 企て，努力，提案 her a fond 別れの（言葉，会） and thank her for letting them into her home.?

に引き続いて their voyage to 会合，会う three of the world's loneliest people, the filmmakers 述べる it as an inspirational trip.?

They say: 'The more time we spent with these three incredible humans, the more fascinated we became.?

'They've all experienced loneliness, but somehow 結局 設立する peace, joy and laughter in the simple daily 仕事s around them.?

'Their sense of 目的 in taking care of their animals or building and lots of time spent outdoors seems to have 広大な／多数の／重要な ly 与える／捧げるd to that lightness in their spirits.

'Loneliness is a natural symptom of feeling disconnected from our own sense of humanity and from others.?

'Some of us may see 関係 more than others, but 最終的に, no 事柄 who you are or where you live, I hope that you remember that there are people out there waiting to make a friend just like you.?Don't let a 一時期／支部 of sadness make you believe さもなければ.'