I mean, that island is kinda small…

Does the resources required to develop the technology that we have, even exist on that island?

Do they just remain “uncontacted” forever?

I mean what even is the ethical thing to do?

On one hand, they don’t have immunity, so we shouldn’t risk them getting diseases, therefore, leave them be.

BUT:

On the other hand, we have the medicine to help them live longer. Shouldn’t we try to gift them our technology so they are better equipped to survive?

What would a philosopher say about this? What does internation laws and the international community say about this?

What’s their future?

What do you personally think about this?

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    It didn’t murder you, but do you keep much of your original culture?

    The whole point of the stolen generation policies were to destroy the aboriginals culture. Its not a genocide in the murder sense, but the end result is the same, the group will no longer functionally exist.