Every so often you hear about so-called “uncontacted tribes.” These are people who have never had any interactions with the outside world. They’re out in the middle of nowhere, in places like the “Nicobar Islands” and the Amazon rainforest. And they’re obviously interesting to talk about, as evidenced by the millions of people who love watching documentaries and YouTube videos about them. Of course, the reason that these tribes capture people’s imagination is not because there is anything particularly desirable or admirable about their culture or way of life. Instead, they capture people’s imagination because they offer a glimpse into a world that — thankfully — we transcended. They’re fascinating because, every now and then, it’s encouraging to look at primitive people and think to ourselves: “As bad as things are, at least we aren’t still living like…
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