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This has been circulating in expedition forums for weeks. No location. No names. No paper. Someone with a camera walked up to an opening in the rock and started filming. Look at what's inside. It's not a bear. Bears have fur, and this doesn't. It's not a rock. Rocks... show more

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It has nothing to do with privilege. The people make the place, and they live like this because this is the best they could create. It's not an accident that India looks like this, and the West doesn't.

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