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Yeah, I kept thinking we had covered this, but I don't think we covered it this specifically.
And what made me think of this was the other day I saw a video that was a drone flying over North Sentinel Island.
Yeah, and these, you know, this uncontacted tribe looking up,
obviously, and they were pretty high up.
They weren't buzzing them, I will say that.
But I was also like, and I was heartened to find the Instagram comments were mainly like,
please leave them alone, largely.
But North Sentinel Island is part of a larger island chain called the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
And the Bay of Bengal, about 700 miles off of India,
And it is noteworthy
because anywhere between 50 and 500 of these Sentinelese people live there completely uncontacted,
even though they're like maybe 20 miles away from islands that have incorporated some modern spoils.
Yeah, and they live essentially in the same manner as Neolithic hunter-gatherers.