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Both the Yanomami tribe and West Virginia dancer's culture differed significantly from modern cultures. The Yanomami had no political system and practiced capital punishment for wrongdoings, while the dancer's culture involved religious practices and more violent social norms. While some similarities existed in being isolated, integrating either culture fully would be difficult and disruptive, as they wish to maintain their traditional ways separate from outside influence.
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The cultures described are remote and spend most of their time living outdoors with limited resources and opportunities for progression, in contrast to the author's own culture. Both cultures lack integration with social media and modern living, and were created by lacking progression to make life easier through things like economics. Integrating them fully may require persuasion but any integration should only occur if the cultures are willing.
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This document summarizes and compares two remote cultures - a tribal group and the White family of Boone County. Some key points:
- The tribal people do not discuss death or names of the deceased and communicate with spirits through smoke inhalation.
- The White family engages in many illegal activities.
- The only similarities between the cultures are defending themselves and believing men are more powerful.
- The author believes both cultures developed from living off the land without education. Integrating them fully into modern society would be very difficult and could cause their cultures to disappear.
Remote cultures
1) The document summarizes and compares two remote cultures to a mainstream urban culture.
2) The remote cultures have very different social, religious, and economic practices compared to mainstream cultures, such as getting high to communicate with spirits or burning and eating deceased family members.
3) Integrating the remote cultures into a mainstream culture would require significant changes to their traditions and practices that would be very difficult and could cause major cultural shock.
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The document summarizes and compares two remote cultures - an Indian tribe and a group of "rednecks" living in a trailer park. Both cultures seem to rely on violence to resolve conflicts and have social gatherings like tribal dances and drinking parties. The Indian tribe's culture was likely created due to isolation from technological advances, while the rednecks' culture developed from a lack of education and disregard for laws and social norms. Integrating the rednecks into mainstream culture may require education on rights and wrongs, but the isolated Indian tribe need not change if left alone in their territory.
Remote cultures
The document summarizes and compares two remote cultures - a tribe from Venezuela and residents from West Virginia. Both cultures are remote and not fully accepted in their larger country or state. While the West Virginia culture was familiar, the author found it shocking that an American man from that culture married an 11-year-old girl from the Venezuelan tribe, as that crossed cultural norms. Overall, both cultures have remained separate as civilization changed around them, and it would be difficult to integrate them into mainstream society if they do not want to change.
Remote cultures
Both cultures were surprisingly similar, with men as leaders who relied heavily on religion and violence to settle disputes. While they focused on different material goods, all three cultures emphasized the role of men and were formed based on their ancestors' ways of living. Integrating the other cultures fully into mainstream US culture could be difficult, as Americans may have ethical issues with some of their practices.
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The document discusses the author's observations of two remote cultures - a Venezuelan culture and the culture of whites in West Virginia. Some key points:
- The cultures had many qualities unlike mainstream society, like using drugs to see God, beating wives, and lacking a numbering system (Venezuela) or prioritizing partying and drinking over politics (West Virginia).
- Both cultures strongly adhered to their own beliefs and ways of living, rather than being influenced by outsiders.
- They were self-sufficient and did not care what others thought, valuing what made their own people happy.
- The cultures developed organically over time as certain practices were adopted and passed down through families and
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The document discusses two remote cultures - a South American tribe and an Appalachian culture in the US. The author found the South American culture more intriguing as they seemed disconnected from the rest of the world and only focused on survival and having children. They saw no real purpose to the Appalachian culture as outsiders. Both cultures are unique and hard to understand. The author believes the South American culture developed thousands of years ago, while the Appalachian culture formed due to their isolation by mountains.
remote cultures
The document summarizes the author's impressions of two remote cultures seen in videos - a village culture with primitive living conditions, nudity, and child brides, and a culture in West Virginia characterized by revenge, lack of money, and self-governance. While both cultures lacked economic resources and depended on family/tribe, the author views their culture as more advanced. The village culture developed from nomadic living while the West Virginia culture formed from geographic isolation. The author does not think aspects of the remote cultures, such as child brides or lack of laws, should be integrated into modern culture.
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