Sura

Joined December 2024

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Tech enthusiast and cultural observer based in South Korea. I write about the latest in technology, culture, daily news, history, and archaeology, exploring how innovation and the past shape our world today.

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Lost in Time: The Uncontacted Tribes of Acre and the Legacy of the Rubber Boom
Deep within the dense rainforests of the Brazilian state of Acre, near the borders of Peru and Bolivia, lie some of the world's last uncontacted Indigenous tribes. Hidden from the view of modern civilization, these groups live much like their ancestors did for centuries—completely isolated from the world beyond the forest. It’s believed that many of these uncontacted tribes are the descendants of survivors from a dark period in Amazonian history: the brutal rubber boom of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
By Suraabout a year ago in History
Tragedy in the Skies: Investigating the Fatal Jeju Air Crash
On a clear Sunday afternoon, the Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 was making its final descent into Muan International Airport when disaster struck. Footage from news outlets like YTN and MBC showed smoke pouring from the back of the aircraft as it slid down the runway. Neither the front nor the back landing gear was visible in the footage, sparking concerns about whether the plane's undercarriage had deployed at all.
By Suraabout a year ago in Journal

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