Affluence without abundance

Explores the lives of African Bushmen of the Kalahari, who make good livings by working only as much as they need to in order to exist in tune with their desert environment, and have done so consistently as a civilization for a longer period of time than any other civilization. Discusses how these Bushmen have gotten along when they encounter modern technology and civilization, and explores the possibility that modern civilization could learn from the Bushmen.