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Send him to a prison in North Korea as a mistake and claim there's no way to get him back
Fun fact; North Sentinel Island is protected by India, and if anybody goes there and gets killed, the Sentinelese will not be prosecuted.
Also known as the Backup Humans, if we fuck it up too much…
American used measels. It was super effective.
Aren't these guys uncontacted because they've attacked literally everything that we've seen them with?
So essentially any contact would probably go poorly for the first contactors, and go worse for them?
There's one guy that gave them food for twenty years without violating their space. He was able to get pictures with them when they came up to the boat one day. They didn't shoot him or showed agression.
It's possible they were desperate for food that day.
Yes.
Although to my memory it is because the first contact lead to 50% of their population being killed so now they live in violent isolation.
I could also be confusing them with other islands in the area.
Especially since now there’s covid (in addition to everything else) and I don’t trust that guy to have taken sufficient precautions against transmitting diseases
A GoPro camera recovered from Polyakov’s possession contained footage showing him landing on the island, an act that directly violated both local and national laws.
Hey Kids! It's time to sing our song about Not Filming Yourself Committing Crimes!
Idiot. At least he just left some stuff and set off again without any contact to the islanders
The stuff he left could be infested with bacteria and disease foreign to the Sentinalese, so still a bad call.
But at least it wasn't Evangelism this time.