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Yeah, people in general aren't fond of outsiders, so it is risky in that sense.It depends on the tribe as well. When I read the question I immediately thought of the Sentinelese people in the Andaman Islands of India who are pretty famous for attacking almsot anyone who approaches the island.
That said, in general I'd probably still take my chances if the snakes were dangerous.
Bit like Columbus using his knowledge of a lunar eclipse to terrify the natives in Jamaica?I originally thought "tribespeople" because I figured I could use my cursory knowledge of high school-level science and math to convince them that I'm a deity or something and avoid being killed... but then I realized I couldn't think of anything useful and provable that I could teach them that would benefit them in any way.
I still think maybe I'd choose the tribespeople. Maybe I could convince them that I'm some healer or something just through theatrics and the power of placebo alone.
Something like that, but much much less impressive.Bit like Columbus using his knowledge of a lunar eclipse to terrify the natives in Jamaica?
I think I'd need satellite internet to repeat that trick!
Found the bard...I still think maybe I'd choose the tribespeople. Maybe I could convince them that I'm some healer or something just through theatrics and the power of placebo alone.