Where were you when you heard about...

[The Rocketmen]

I wouldn't have written "thoughts" at the end if I just wanted to fuck with people. There's nothing scary about anything above.

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Or would've you??

[The Rocketmen]

No, just read it and comment, because that's why I posed the information. I wanted to chat about it.

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You're talking about the people as if they are some sort of animal lol.

[The Rocketmen]

They are animals, and so am I, and so are you. But you're missing the point.

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Fine, you're talking about them as if they are an exotic animal.

[The Rocketmen]

They are an exotic animal. I am a Caucasian, they are an isolated African tribe. Maybe instead of trying to be offended or create some sort of criticism over the information I presented you could shift your attention to the topic of how you feel about anthropology?

Anyone else want to participate?

Here's why I bring it up. There was a tribe that during WW2 saw planes flying overhead, but had no idea of that technology, nor had any contact with the civilizations that were able to participate in WW2. So these tribes began to draw the planes, and praise them as gods. When the war ended, they started to believe the gods had abandoned them.

In a weird correlation, it's similar to the testing of failed or confidential aircrafts that people have spotted since the 50s and believed were aliens. It's just fascinating to me how the human brain translates information.

So when I bring up the possibility of randomly just discovering a whole new people, my question is how do you study them to learn of their culture, practices, etc. without tampering? If they see a camera, will they start to relate it to something as the past tribes associated planes to gods?

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Scare the shit out of them and see what they do.

[The Rocketmen]

Good point. Let's do that. Sounds like a perfect scientific experiment.

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Actually nevermind, they might kill you and eat you.

[The Rocketmen]

This experiment failed miserably, but I thank you for taking the time to discuss this topic. Now it's time for someone else to partake. Who else would like to offer an opinion?

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Give them a computer and wifi and see what they do.

[The Rocketmen]

We already heard your opinion, please make room for someone else. Thank you.

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No, my opinion matters more.

[The Rocketmen]

And you shared it, and now we look elsewhere.