A remote Amazon tribe who were hooked up to the internet nine months ago by world’s richest man, Elon Musk, are now facing a major challenge…you can call it a mid-life crisis.
NEW CONCERNS FOR THE AMAZON TRIBE
Marubo tribe’s elders have now disclosed that while the Tesla founder’s Starlink service was initially a huge celebration for them, it’s all turned into a mess ‘because some of the previously chaste tribe’s men are now displaying ‘aggressive se*ual behavior.’

NOW LEARNING WAYS OF THE WHITE PEOPLE
According to another tribesman, Tsainama Marubo, they’re also becoming lazy and adopting what he calls ‘the ways of the white people.’


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YET, IT IS A GAME-CHANGER TO THEM
Despite the challenges, the internet has been a game-changer for the remote tribe in other areas, such as allowing them to reach out for help in emergencies.
It has also opened up a world of educational resources for them, connected them with family, and expanded their horizons beyond their immediate surroundings.