Can humans be far from technology? Apparently there are some tribes that can do. The proof is the Baduy tribe in Banten, Java. The Baduy tribe does hold fast to the teachings of the ancestors to not relate to technology. They are not permitted to study because they are afraid of being smart. If smart, later you can forget the land. To meet the needs of everyday life, they farm and farm. Every harvest season comes, they visit the Banten Governor's office in Serang to hand over the natural products as well as the gathering. Can you imagine going down to the city about once every 4 months. Amazingly they are.
In the afternoon, we often walk to the city because it is only 5 minutes away from where we live. Different from them. If there are not many jobs in the garden, Baduy people often go to big cities to sell their natural produce. Uniquely, they reach that destination by footless. Usually they go in groups. They really like to live in groups. They usually use the sales results to meet the needs of everyday life in the village that they cannot produce. Their lives are no different from the Amish in Europe, but the Amish can create their own simple technology.
