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"A reclusive tribe in the Amazon finally got hooked up to the internet, thanks to Elon Musk — only to be torn apart by social media and pornography addiction, elders complain. Brazil’s 2,000-member Marubo tribe has been left bitterly divided by the arrival of the Tesla founder’s Starlink service nine months ago, which connected the remote rainforest community along the Ituí River to the web for the first time That is messed up....considering (I believe) that the internet is the cause of alot of today's issues why on earth would anyone do this? " Its sad really i can't believe they want to subject this remote tribe to the crap we have become used to  | |||
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"A reclusive tribe in the Amazon finally got hooked up to the internet, thanks to Elon Musk — only to be torn apart by social media and pornography addiction, elders complain. Brazil’s 2,000-member Marubo tribe has been left bitterly divided by the arrival of the Tesla founder’s Starlink service nine months ago, which connected the remote rainforest community along the Ituí River to the web for the first time That is messed up....considering (I believe) that the internet is the cause of alot of today's issues why on earth would anyone do this? " The Internet is just a media, blaming the Internet for ANYTHING is like blaming Air for The Birdy Song, just because it allows it to be heard. Cal | |||
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"A story as old as time. Some parts of society see all progress as bad and some parts embrace it. I guess that's what's happened with these people. I don't know why we'd want to keep people as a kind of museum piece really. " because they are happy, technology spoils happiness | |||
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" The Internet is just a media, blaming the Internet for ANYTHING is like blaming Air for The Birdy Song, just because it allows it to be heard. Cal" This. 100%  | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere " The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere " For Amazonians isn't it the tip of the spear ? | |||
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"A story as old as time. Some parts of society see all progress as bad and some parts embrace it. I guess that's what's happened with these people. I don't know why we'd want to keep people as a kind of museum piece really. " Maybe because they'd survive longer | |||
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"A story as old as time. Some parts of society see all progress as bad and some parts embrace it. I guess that's what's happened with these people. I don't know why we'd want to keep people as a kind of museum piece really. because they are happy, technology spoils happiness "Got it! Has anyone contacted David Attenborough I'm sure he could solve this  | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere For Amazonians isn't it the tip of the spear ?" In more ways then you think  | |||
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"A story as old as time. Some parts of society see all progress as bad and some parts embrace it. I guess that's what's happened with these people. I don't know why we'd want to keep people as a kind of museum piece really. Maybe because they'd survive longer " In what sense, culturally or physically? | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it" Countries like UAE block adult sites. Couldn't the Brazilian elders do that ? | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it" They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back | |||
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"A reclusive tribe in the Amazon finally got hooked up to the internet, thanks to Elon Musk — only to be torn apart by social media and pornography addiction, elders complain. Brazil’s 2,000-member Marubo tribe has been left bitterly divided by the arrival of the Tesla founder’s Starlink service nine months ago, which connected the remote rainforest community along the Ituí River to the web for the first time That is messed up....considering (I believe) that the internet is the cause of alot of today's issues why on earth would anyone do this? The Internet is just a media, blaming the Internet for ANYTHING is like blaming Air for The Birdy Song, just because it allows it to be heard. Cal" So giving them internet has enriched their lives i don't think so, they were happy without it they can now see all the things they can't have and wank to the very realistic porn channels yes yes yes | |||
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"A story as old as time. Some parts of society see all progress as bad and some parts embrace it. I guess that's what's happened with these people. I don't know why we'd want to keep people as a kind of museum piece really. Maybe because they'd survive longer In what sense, culturally or physically?" Both | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it Countries like UAE block adult sites. Couldn't the Brazilian elders do that ?" Access is already limited because people weren't hunting or growing food. I don't think we should be deciding what parts of modern tech other people have access to though | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back" Knowledge isn’t a burden. Learning to use it wisely is  | |||
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"A story as old as time. Some parts of society see all progress as bad and some parts embrace it. I guess that's what's happened with these people. I don't know why we'd want to keep people as a kind of museum piece really. because they are happy, technology spoils happiness
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Has anyone contacted David Attenborough I'm sure he could solve this "lol he's only interested in animals are you describing these people as an indigenous species? | |||
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"A story as old as time. Some parts of society see all progress as bad and some parts embrace it. I guess that's what's happened with these people. I don't know why we'd want to keep people as a kind of museum piece really. Maybe because they'd survive longer In what sense, culturally or physically? Both " Ok. The people of the tribe have said that they would like to keep the net. They seem to feel it's mostly improved things. | |||
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"A story as old as time. Some parts of society see all progress as bad and some parts embrace it. I guess that's what's happened with these people. I don't know why we'd want to keep people as a kind of museum piece really. because they are happy, technology spoils happiness
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Has anyone contacted David Attenborough I'm sure he could solve this lol he's only interested in animals are you describing these people as an indigenous species? "He used to do anthropology stuff too. Back in the seventies | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back Knowledge isn’t a burden. Learning to use it wisely is "Not always true. If my brain was lighter I’d be taller. Probably. | |||
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"A story as old as time. Some parts of society see all progress as bad and some parts embrace it. I guess that's what's happened with these people. I don't know why we'd want to keep people as a kind of museum piece really. Maybe because they'd survive longer In what sense, culturally or physically? Both Ok. The people of the tribe have said that they would like to keep the net. They seem to feel it's mostly improved things." These tribes are governed by the males and the males are hooked on porn  | |||
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Not always true. If my brain was lighter I’d be taller. Probably. "Shit. You got me on this… this is why I’m smol | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back" They could address the problem. They have the opportunity to recognise the pitfalls at the early stages and do something about it. | |||
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"A story as old as time. Some parts of society see all progress as bad and some parts embrace it. I guess that's what's happened with these people. I don't know why we'd want to keep people as a kind of museum piece really. because they are happy, technology spoils happiness
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Has anyone contacted David Attenborough I'm sure he could solve this lol he's only interested in animals are you describing these people as an indigenous species?
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back They could address the problem. They have the opportunity to recognise the pitfalls at the early stages and do something about it. " Good luck with that but happy to be proved wrong | |||
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"Did any of them join Fab? " yes long way to travel mind | |||
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"Did any of them join Fab? " Yeah I expect to see a tribes forum | |||
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"It has saved a life after a snake bite Must be nearly 40 years since I drank snake-bite. "• For you dear fellow we shall hook it up for you in your arm and admister it via IV. | |||
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" Yeah I expect to see a tribes forum " Do all the Amazonians have Brazilian waxing ? | |||
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" Yeah I expect to see a tribes forum Do all the Amazonians have Brazilian waxing ?" Sydney University research....... | |||
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" Yeah I expect to see a tribes forum Do all the Amazonians have Brazilian waxing ?" Actually, I'm wondering what the tribal men think of shaved pussies? It must be fascinating to see their reactions to certain porn categories From confusing, arousing to just what the actual fuck did I just watch? | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back They could address the problem. They have the opportunity to recognise the pitfalls at the early stages and do something about it. Good luck with that but happy to be proved wrong " That's sort of my point. Human nature seems to be that we're unable to be proactive in the face of obvious problems. It's been recognised that the internet is problematic in some respects and some of these people are complaining about it but I don't know if they're doing anything about it. Much like all of us. We're all moaning that kids have too much screen time but buying them the screens and not restricting their access in many cases or checking what they're looking at. | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back They could address the problem. They have the opportunity to recognise the pitfalls at the early stages and do something about it. Good luck with that but happy to be proved wrong That's sort of my point. Human nature seems to be that we're unable to be proactive in the face of obvious problems. It's been recognised that the internet is problematic in some respects and some of these people are complaining about it but I don't know if they're doing anything about it. Much like all of us. We're all moaning that kids have too much screen time but buying them the screens and not restricting their access in many cases or checking what they're looking at. " Humans naturally move toward technology because in many instances its the lazy option, bank card, phone, watch saves you using cash, online shopping saves you going to the shops, online food delivery saves you going out, internet problem solving saves going to the library, computer at home saves going to work, no cash no banks etc etc etc its somehow better to go and do it rather than waste hours online trying to do something that you could physically do in an hour or two in person | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back They could address the problem. They have the opportunity to recognise the pitfalls at the early stages and do something about it. Good luck with that but happy to be proved wrong That's sort of my point. Human nature seems to be that we're unable to be proactive in the face of obvious problems. It's been recognised that the internet is problematic in some respects and some of these people are complaining about it but I don't know if they're doing anything about it. Much like all of us. We're all moaning that kids have too much screen time but buying them the screens and not restricting their access in many cases or checking what they're looking at. Humans naturally move toward technology because in many instances its the lazy option, bank card, phone, watch saves you using cash, online shopping saves you going to the shops, online food delivery saves you going out, internet problem solving saves going to the library, computer at home saves going to work, no cash no banks etc etc etc its somehow better to go and do it rather than waste hours online trying to do something that you could physically do in an hour or two in person "I appreciate its good for people who have mobility issues | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back They could address the problem. They have the opportunity to recognise the pitfalls at the early stages and do something about it. Good luck with that but happy to be proved wrong That's sort of my point. Human nature seems to be that we're unable to be proactive in the face of obvious problems. It's been recognised that the internet is problematic in some respects and some of these people are complaining about it but I don't know if they're doing anything about it. Much like all of us. We're all moaning that kids have too much screen time but buying them the screens and not restricting their access in many cases or checking what they're looking at. " Ultimately, technology will be our undoing regardless of the benefits we will get in the meantime. Just seems a shame to introduce it to a population that was doing just fine without it | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back They could address the problem. They have the opportunity to recognise the pitfalls at the early stages and do something about it. Good luck with that but happy to be proved wrong That's sort of my point. Human nature seems to be that we're unable to be proactive in the face of obvious problems. It's been recognised that the internet is problematic in some respects and some of these people are complaining about it but I don't know if they're doing anything about it. Much like all of us. We're all moaning that kids have too much screen time but buying them the screens and not restricting their access in many cases or checking what they're looking at. Humans naturally move toward technology because in many instances its the lazy option, bank card, phone, watch saves you using cash, online shopping saves you going to the shops, online food delivery saves you going out, internet problem solving saves going to the library, computer at home saves going to work, no cash no banks etc etc etc its somehow better to go and do it rather than waste hours online trying to do something that you could physically do in an hour or two in person "I think progress is about making life easier. It doesn't automatically make it good but it is unstoppable. I don't think any of us would want to go back to pre antibiotic days for instance and I rather like having a washing machine. | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back They could address the problem. They have the opportunity to recognise the pitfalls at the early stages and do something about it. Good luck with that but happy to be proved wrong That's sort of my point. Human nature seems to be that we're unable to be proactive in the face of obvious problems. It's been recognised that the internet is problematic in some respects and some of these people are complaining about it but I don't know if they're doing anything about it. Much like all of us. We're all moaning that kids have too much screen time but buying them the screens and not restricting their access in many cases or checking what they're looking at. Humans naturally move toward technology because in many instances its the lazy option, bank card, phone, watch saves you using cash, online shopping saves you going to the shops, online food delivery saves you going out, internet problem solving saves going to the library, computer at home saves going to work, no cash no banks etc etc etc its somehow better to go and do it rather than waste hours online trying to do something that you could physically do in an hour or two in person
I think progress is about making life easier. It doesn't automatically make it good but it is unstoppable. I don't think any of us would want to go back to pre antibiotic days for instance and I rather like having a washing machine. "Another thing thats not great for our bodies stopping our own immune systems curing the problems..... Go to the Dr whats the first thing he/she prescribes Antibiotics I'm sorry I'm not lazy and would rather go out and get what i need unfortunately the internet has actually made it difficult to buy somethings you need. I use technology but i don't enjoy it | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back They could address the problem. They have the opportunity to recognise the pitfalls at the early stages and do something about it. Good luck with that but happy to be proved wrong That's sort of my point. Human nature seems to be that we're unable to be proactive in the face of obvious problems. It's been recognised that the internet is problematic in some respects and some of these people are complaining about it but I don't know if they're doing anything about it. Much like all of us. We're all moaning that kids have too much screen time but buying them the screens and not restricting their access in many cases or checking what they're looking at. Humans naturally move toward technology because in many instances its the lazy option, bank card, phone, watch saves you using cash, online shopping saves you going to the shops, online food delivery saves you going out, internet problem solving saves going to the library, computer at home saves going to work, no cash no banks etc etc etc its somehow better to go and do it rather than waste hours online trying to do something that you could physically do in an hour or two in person
I think progress is about making life easier. It doesn't automatically make it good but it is unstoppable. I don't think any of us would want to go back to pre antibiotic days for instance and I rather like having a washing machine. Another thing thats not great for our bodies stopping our own immune systems curing the problems..... Go to the Dr whats the first thing he/she prescribes Antibiotics I'm sorry I'm not lazy and would rather go out and get what i need unfortunately the internet has actually made it difficult to buy somethings you need. I use technology but i don't enjoy it "My doctor won't prescribe antibiotics unless it's vital. I take them happily and use my washing machine with gay abandon. No way am o going down to beat my smalls against a rock in the river | |||
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"The evidence is right there, after 9 months porn addiction has set in and that's just the tip of the sphere The article I just read said that on balance they wouldn't go back. I wonder if they'll address the problem of porn addiction and aggressive behaviour by men or do what we're all doing and ignore it until it's too late whilst complaining about it They don't have a choice. They have the burden of knowledge and can never go back They could address the problem. They have the opportunity to recognise the pitfalls at the early stages and do something about it. Good luck with that but happy to be proved wrong That's sort of my point. Human nature seems to be that we're unable to be proactive in the face of obvious problems. It's been recognised that the internet is problematic in some respects and some of these people are complaining about it but I don't know if they're doing anything about it. Much like all of us. We're all moaning that kids have too much screen time but buying them the screens and not restricting their access in many cases or checking what they're looking at. Humans naturally move toward technology because in many instances its the lazy option, bank card, phone, watch saves you using cash, online shopping saves you going to the shops, online food delivery saves you going out, internet problem solving saves going to the library, computer at home saves going to work, no cash no banks etc etc etc its somehow better to go and do it rather than waste hours online trying to do something that you could physically do in an hour or two in person
I think progress is about making life easier. It doesn't automatically make it good but it is unstoppable. I don't think any of us would want to go back to pre antibiotic days for instance and I rather like having a washing machine. Another thing thats not great for our bodies stopping our own immune systems curing the problems..... Go to the Dr whats the first thing he/she prescribes Antibiotics I'm sorry I'm not lazy and would rather go out and get what i need unfortunately the internet has actually made it difficult to buy somethings you need. I use technology but i don't enjoy it
My doctor won't prescribe antibiotics unless it's vital. I take them happily and use my washing machine with gay abandon. No way am o going down to beat my smalls against a rock in the river "cmon you sit on your washing machine and overload it and whats wrong with bashing your smalls on a rock | |||
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For you dear fellow we shall hook it up for you in your arm and admister it via IV."As ever a considerate thought for the geriatrics. Could you also book me in to Dignitas - just a single ticket with Wizz or easyJet from Luton please. | |||
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"... I don't think any of us would want to go back to pre antibiotic days for instance and I rather like having a washing machine. " Washing machines are not good bedfellows with water meters or, for that matter, electricity meters. I have a washing machine which isn't even plumbed in. i just have it there so visitors don't think I am abnormal. | |||
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"A reclusive tribe in the Amazon finally got hooked up to the internet, thanks to Elon Musk — only to be torn apart by social media and pornography addiction, elders complain. Brazil’s 2,000-member Marubo tribe has been left bitterly divided by the arrival of the Tesla founder’s Starlink service nine months ago, which connected the remote rainforest community along the Ituí River to the web for the first time That is messed up....considering (I believe) that the internet is the cause of alot of today's issues why on earth would anyone do this? " That’s awful, while it’s impossible in some ways to halt progress depending on how you define it I agree with your comments Is it Mr Musk trying to play God …. ? | |||
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"A reclusive tribe in the Amazon finally got hooked up to the internet, thanks to Elon Musk — only to be torn apart by social media and pornography addiction, elders complain. Brazil’s 2,000-member Marubo tribe has been left bitterly divided by the arrival of the Tesla founder’s Starlink service nine months ago, which connected the remote rainforest community along the Ituí River to the web for the first time That is messed up....considering (I believe) that the internet is the cause of alot of today's issues why on earth would anyone do this? " The internet doesn’t cause any issues, it’s how people use it. People cause the issues. A gun is harmless until someone picks it up and points it at someone | |||
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"A reclusive tribe in the Amazon finally got hooked up to the internet, thanks to Elon Musk — only to be torn apart by social media and pornography addiction, elders complain. Brazil’s 2,000-member Marubo tribe has been left bitterly divided by the arrival of the Tesla founder’s Starlink service nine months ago, which connected the remote rainforest community along the Ituí River to the web for the first time That is messed up....considering (I believe) that the internet is the cause of alot of today's issues why on earth would anyone do this? That’s awful, while it’s impossible in some ways to halt progress depending on how you define it I agree with your comments Is it Mr Musk trying to play God …. ? " Mr Musk is extending his audience | |||
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"A reclusive tribe in the Amazon finally got hooked up to the internet, thanks to Elon Musk — only to be torn apart by social media and pornography addiction, elders complain. Brazil’s 2,000-member Marubo tribe has been left bitterly divided by the arrival of the Tesla founder’s Starlink service nine months ago, which connected the remote rainforest community along the Ituí River to the web for the first time That is messed up....considering (I believe) that the internet is the cause of alot of today's issues why on earth would anyone do this? That’s awful, while it’s impossible in some ways to halt progress depending on how you define it I agree with your comments Is it Mr Musk trying to play God …. ? Mr Musk is extending his audience "Who is Elon Musk and who constitutes his audience? | |||
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"A reclusive tribe in the Amazon finally got hooked up to the internet, thanks to Elon Musk — only to be torn apart by social media and pornography addiction, elders complain. Brazil’s 2,000-member Marubo tribe has been left bitterly divided by the arrival of the Tesla founder’s Starlink service nine months ago, which connected the remote rainforest community along the Ituí River to the web for the first time That is messed up....considering (I believe) that the internet is the cause of alot of today's issues why on earth would anyone do this? That’s awful, while it’s impossible in some ways to halt progress depending on how you define it I agree with your comments Is it Mr Musk trying to play God …. ? Mr Musk is extending his audience
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"Did any of them join Fab? " Admin are working on the Amazonian section as we speak. | |||
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"Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day, give him the internet and he'll wank himself to death watching porn " I lose track of time sometimes but unlikely to die from too much porn. Or wanking. | |||
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"From the quotes it said that some younger people are now more sexually aggressive. They're on chat groups talking about kinky porn. Some have become withdrawn." The genie's out of the lamp. | |||
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"Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day, give him the internet and he'll wank himself to death watching porn I lose track of time sometimes but unlikely to die from too much porn. Or wanking. " Surely, blindness is the traditional outcome? | |||
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"Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day, give him the internet and he'll wank himself to death watching porn I lose track of time sometimes but unlikely to die from too much porn. Or wanking. Surely, blindness is the traditional outcome? " More work for Sight Savers. | |||
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