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medicine
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes rely on traditional healers, natural remedies, and spiritual ceremonies, with a focus on herbal remedies and natural healing methods in their medicine.
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9
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2
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education
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Remote Tribes
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Education in remote tribes prioritizes oral tradition, community knowledge sharing, and practical skills.
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7
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3
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electronic gadgets
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes favor a traditional and minimalistic lifestyle and avoid modern technology for cultural reasons despite the availability of electronic gadgets.
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5
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4
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technology
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes have limited access to and use of modern technology, leading to reliance on traditional tools and lifestyle.
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5
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smartphone
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remote tribes
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Smartphones have limited use in remote tribes because of their lack of infrastructure and reliance on traditional trade.
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6
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hunting
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remote tribes
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In traditional remote tribal cultures, hunting is essential for sustenance and livelihood.
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3
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call
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes use vocal calls, whistles, or drums for long distance communication.
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2
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8
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email
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remote tribes
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Limited internet access in remote tribes leads to infrequent use of email.
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2
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hospitality
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remote tribes
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The communal responsibility of offering food and shelter to visitors and travelers in remote tribal cultures reflects the concept of hospitality.
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2
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10
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navigation device
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes rely on traditional knowledge and landmarks for navigation instead of using modern navigation devices.
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2
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personal computer
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remote tribes
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Personal computers are not commonly found or well-known in remote tribal communities due to limited technology adoption and infrastructure.
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video
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Remote tribes
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Videos are rare in remote tribes due to limited access to technology and modern infrastructure.
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aeroplane
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes have limited exposure to modern air travel, making aeroplanes an unfamiliar and rarely seen object in their culture.
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audio video device
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes have limited access to electricity and technological infrastructure, leading to less prevalence of audio video devices in their culture.
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automatic data processing
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes often do not commonly use automatic data processing due to limited access to electricity and technology.
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1
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body art
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remote tribes
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Tattoos and piercings are traditional and culturally significant in remote tribal cultures as a form of body art.
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1
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cell phones
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remote tribes
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Cell phones are rarely encountered and not a primary mode of communication in remote tribes.
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community rituals
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remote tribes
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Community rituals are important for maintaining social cohesion and connection to the land in remote tribal cultures.
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console
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remote tribes
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The concept of video game consoles is uncommon in remote tribes due to limited access and focus on traditional activities.
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data corruption
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remote tribes
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Many remote tribes are not heavily dependent on digital data storage and instead rely on oral tradition, making data corruption less of a concern.
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disk drive
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remote tribes
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Disk drives are unfamiliar and uncommon in remote tribes with limited exposure to modern technology.
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1
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extraterrestrial life
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes may lack awareness or belief in extraterrestrial life due to minimal exposure to modern scientific concepts and technology.
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1
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find information
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remote tribes
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In remote tribes, finding information depends on oral traditions and local knowledge passed down through generations due to limited access to modern technology.
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fire
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes depend on fire for warmth, cooking, and protection from wild animals.
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fix computer
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes rarely encounter the concept of fixing computers due to their limited access to technology and professionals.
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flight
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remote tribes
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Flight is not a widely accessible mode of transportation for remote tribes due to limited access to airports and airlines.
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gender roles
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remote tribes
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In remote tribes, gender roles typically assign distinct responsibilities to men and women within the community.
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geographic coordinates
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes have limited knowledge and use of geographic coordinates due to their isolated living and lack of reliance on world maps.
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1
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hunting and gathering
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remote tribes
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Hunting and gathering is crucial for the sustenance and cultural practices of remote tribal cultures.
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internet access
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes have limited or no access to internet and have minimal reliance on digital connectivity.
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1
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jet plane
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes consider jet planes to be a rare and remarkable modern technology.
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1
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medical instruments
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remote tribes
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In remote tribes, traditional healers rely on natural remedies and techniques instead of modern medical instruments.
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1
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microprocessor
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes have limited access to modern technology, making the microprocessor an unfamiliar and uncommon concept in their culture.
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1
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mountain safety
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes rely on traditional knowledge and local guides for mountain safety.
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1
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networks
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remote tribes
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Social and familial networks are crucial for survival in remote and rural communities.
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online shopping
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes do not practice online shopping due to limited internet access and reliance on local markets.
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paving
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remote tribes
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Paved surfaces are uncommon and less necessary in remote tribal cultures, with natural dirt or gravel paths being the preferred method for travel and transportation.
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photography
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remote tribes
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Photography in remote tribes may be seen as intrusive and disrespectful due to its potential to disrupt traditional practices and beliefs.
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programming language
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remote tribes
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Programming language is an unfamiliar and rare concept not commonly encountered in remote tribes' culture.
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radio wave
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remote tribes
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Remote tribal communities are unfamiliar with and do not utilize radio waves for communication.
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research
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remote tribes
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Traditional knowledge in remote tribes is typically passed down orally and through lived experience, with formal Western-style research not being commonly practiced.
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satellite
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remote tribes
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Satellites are often irrelevant and not well-understood by remote tribes.
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smartphone usage
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes have limited or no smartphone usage due to their isolation and traditional lifestyle.
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telecommunications
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remote tribes
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Telecommunications may be unfamiliar or non-existent in remote tribes but is crucial for global communication infrastructure.
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urbanization
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remote tribes
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Urbanization is viewed as a danger to the traditional customs and cultural identity of remote tribes.
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use of communal land
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes rely on communal land use for resource management and to adapt to challenging environmental conditions.
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viruses
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remote tribes
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: In remote tribes, viruses are often attributed to supernatural causes and treated with traditional healing practices and spiritual remedies due to a lack of understanding.
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1
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watch
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remote tribes
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In remote tribal cultures, wearing a watch is rare or unnecessary as people rely on other means to track time.
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1
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wayfinding
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remote tribes
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Remote tribes use deep knowledge of the natural world, star navigation, and oral traditions for wayfinding in vast territories.
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wire
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remote tribes
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Wire is frequently utilized by remote tribes in traditional art, jewelry making, and constructing basic tools.
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