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What caught your attention or interested you about Paul’s article?
The part of Electronic Oasis that caught my interest was that tribes who once ended communication to the outside world and now are embracing the new culture and forgetting the culture why they abandoned the outside world in the first place! The good thing is that tribes are communicating with us so we can understand more about them. The bad thing is that they themselves are forgetting their culture.
What questions or wonders do you now have?
I wonder if other tribes are starting to use the electronics? I also wonder if Paul Salopek knows more information about the history of these tribes?
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Hi Sriya,
Good reflection, but this was supposed to go on the other blog post with the title ‘Electronic Oasis.’
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