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Pirahã, ib pawg neeg hauv paus txawm nyob rau tam sim no Kuv nyuam qhuav hnov ntawm ib pawg neeg hauv paus txawm ntawm tus Brazilian Amazon, lub Pirahã, thiab lawv instantly ntes tau txog kuv paub. Cov Pirahãs muaj ib tug heev yooj yim, zoo tsis-existent numeric zog uas tsis tshua raws li tooj, tab sis siv cov lus qhia txog tej yam kom muaj nuj nqis. Thaum twg koj muaj ib pab pawg neeg los sis civilization uas tsis suav, nws yuav nthuav, wouldn’t this automatically lead to a system of perhaps more giving and sharing? Don’t let the lack of numbers or one of the simplest languages in the world draw you away from how capable the Pirahãs are. Their language allows them to have conversations with each other just how we do and even whistle their language to communicate while hunting. They are talented enough to walk into the forest empty-handed, without clothes, weapons or tools and come back three days later with baskets of fruits, nuts and a small game. Living in the Amazon, they have mastered the techniques of adapting to their ecosystem, how to avoid animals and even the location and use of important plants. But one of the parts that got me interested in the Pirahãs is how rare it is to come across a tribe that doesn’t believe in God! The Pirahã call themselves the Hi’aiti’ihi, roughly translated as ‘the straight ones.’ So what happens when a Christian missionary is on a mission to learn their language to translate the Bible and lead them to God? Daniel Everette in his book “Don’t Sleep, The are Snakes” talks about how he went into the Amazon with his wife and family with the job of learning the Pirahã language and translating the Bible. What happens next is fascinating, hear it from Daniel himself – After spending years with the Pirahã, Daniel ends up being influenced by the tribe that lives in the now. He looses his faith in Christianity, becomes an atheist and adopts more than he ever imagined from the Pirahã way of life. Unlike most religions and tribes the Pirahã don’t appear to have a creation myth explaining existence nor do they have the concept of time, which enables them to live more in the now. When asked more about their beliefs, they simply reply, “Everything is the same, things always are.” Isn’t the Pirahã tribe fascinating? As per a 2010 census there are 420 members left, my thoughts and love go to all the Amazonian tribes that are being displaced to create dams for hydro-projects when one can harvest the sun’s energy. I believe indigenous cultures and tribes should be treated with for more respect as they have mastered the way and hold far more knowledge when it comes to living in oneness with our natural ecosystem and themselves. Shouldn’t they be allowed to live the life they have been living for centuries if they wish to without being displaced? Belo Monte Dam Displacing The Indigenous People and Destroying the Amazon What Happens When a Language Has No Numbers? Culture, Not Biology, Shapes Language The Pirahã Controversy: Numbers Brazil’s Pirahã Tribe: Living without Numbers or Time Comments What an Amazing tribe… Peace be with them. Time are erellavant at a larger scale, that can be size down to nothingness. We may hunt with time, but they hunt with instinct. Our so call civilization are weak minded creature. A thought of been alone is enough to scare people. We are capable of much greater, but fail so badly without knowing it. This tribe held and carry on the most powerful tool, that we were never given or has giving up. We need a higher power to BELIEVE in to Cary on. In reality we don’t need that kind of thought to feeling guilt, and further distract our self. We need to be strong and build love for all things. That’s where the tribe get their satisfaction from. to know the answer you have to be in the now
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Pirahã, Autohtoni Pleme Nedavno sam ?uo za autohtone plemena brazilske Amazone, Pirahã, i oni su odmah uhva?en moju pa. U Pirahãs imaju vrlo osnovni, praktički nepostojeće numerički sustav koji zapravo ne temelji se na broju, ali koristi riječi za opisivanje količine. Kada imate pleme ili civilizacije koja ne broji, postaje zanimljivo, Ne bi to automatski dovelo do sustava možda i više davanja i dijeljenja? Ne dopustite da nedostatak brojeva ili jedan od najjednostavnijih jezika u svijetu te odvući od kako su sposobni Pirahãs su. Njihov jezik omogućuje im da su razgovori s drugima koliko radimo, pa čak i zviždati svoj jezik komunicirati dok lova. Oni su dovoljno talentirani da hoda u šumu praznih ruku, bez odjeće, oružja ili alata i vratiti tri dana kasnije s košarama voća, orasi i mala igra. Živjeti u Amazoni, oni su savladali tehniku prilagoditi njihovom ekosustavu, kako izbjeći životinja, pa čak i mjesto i korištenje važnih biljaka. No, jedan od dijelova koji je dobio mene zanima Pirahãs kako rijetko je naići plemenu koji ne vjeruju u Boga! U Pirahã sebe nazivaju Hi'aiti'ihi, ugrubo prevesti kao 'one ravne.’ Dakle, što se događa kada kršćanski misionar je na misiju kako bi naučili njihov jezik prevesti Bibliju i dovesti ih k Bogu? Daniel Everette u svojoj knjizi “Nemojte spavati, Zmije su” govori o tome kako je otišao u Amazonu sa svojom suprugom i obitelji s posla učenja Pirahã jezika i prevođenja Biblije. Što će se dogoditi sljedeći je fascinantno, to čuti od samog Daniela – Nakon što je proveo godine s Pirahã, Daniel završi pod utjecajem plemena koja živi u sada. On gubi svoju vjeru u kršćanstvo, postaje ateist i usvaja više nego što je ikada zamišljali iz Pirahã način života. Za razliku od većine religija i plemena Pirahã ne pojavljuju da imaju stvaranje mita objašnjava postojanje niti imaju koncept vremena, koji im omogućuje da žive u sada. Na pitanje više o svojim uvjerenjima, oni jednostavno odgovorite, “Sve je isto, stvari uvijek su.” Nije Pirahã pleme fascinantno? Kao što je po 2010 census there are 420 members left, my thoughts and love go to all the Amazonian tribes that are being displaced to create dams for hydro-projects when one can harvest the sun’s energy. I believe indigenous cultures and tribes should be treated with for more respect as they have mastered the way and hold far more knowledge when it comes to living in oneness with our natural ecosystem and themselves. Shouldn’t they be allowed to live the life they have been living for centuries if they wish to without being displaced? Sredstva: Belo Monte Dam Displacing The Indigenous People and Destroying the Amazon What Happens When a Language Has No Numbers? Kultura, Not Biology, Shapes Language The Pirahã Controversy: Numbers Brazil je Pirahã Pleme: Živjeti bez brojeva ili vremena Komentari Što Iznenađujuće pleme…Mir s njima. Vrijeme se erellavant na većem mjerilu, koja može biti veličine do ništavila. Možemo loviti s vremenom, ali su lov instinkt. Naš tako poziva civilizacija slabe istomišljenika stvorenje. Misao bila sama je dovoljno da panika ljudi. Mi smo sposobni za mnogo veći, ali ne toliko i ne znajući. Ovo pleme održati i nastaviti najmoćnijih alata, da mi nikad nije dao ili je odustajanje. Trebamo veću moć vjerovati na Cary na. U stvarnosti ne trebamo takve misli da osjeća krivnju, i dalje odvratiti našu sebe. Moramo biti jaki i izgraditi ljubav za sve stvari. To je mjesto gdje se pleme dobiti svoje zadovoljstvo. znati odgovor, morate biti u sada