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I Lost My Job by andy: normally i’m for technology developement. but i’m also sure that technology is suppose to help us, not take our place. it puzzles me for a...

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Tribal Journeys

Anthropology, Around the World, Science, Tech, Society, Travel, Tribes // 4 Comments »

Braving torrential rains, jungles and deserts, anthropologist Jean-Pierre encounters the most isolated nomadic tribes in the world.

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The Tribe That Hides From Man

Anthropology, Around the World, Tribes // 3 Comments »

Shot over two years by Adrian Cowell and his team, The Tribe That Hides From Man is an extraordinary film, made under the most hazardous conditions. The film follows Orlando and Claudio Villas Boas as they enter previously unexplored areas of the Amazon jungle, in an effort to locate the Kreen Okrore tribe and help them make (inevitable) contact with the modern world.

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