Why do you think the nation of Wakanda chose to keep themselves hidden from the rest of the world? Do you think other REAL LIFE cultures would feel similarly and want to keep themselves hidden from explorers? Give an example.

1. The nation of Wakanda chose to keep themselves hidden from the rest of the world because they are "self-sufficient."

2. In reality, I think it would be hard for real life cultures to do the same since people need to naturally trade in order to survive.

Explanation:

1. Wakanda - this is a fictional country located in Sub-Saharan Africa. If you have watched the Black Panther movie, then I'm sure you know much about it. Wakanda is considered to be the home of Black Panther and is isolated from the rest of the world. They have their own language and culture. The reason they chose to keep themselves hidden from the rest of the world is their self-sufficiency. It has a good supply of "vibranium," the strongest fictional metal in the world. This allows them to be highly technological than the rest of the world. The country is also great in keeping their riches safe from invaders (many have attempted, but failed).

2. Culture - this is a very important aspect for every country because it defines people's evolutionary identity. I think that real life cultures would have a hard time if they keep themselves hidden from explorers because it would be hard for them to survive. Trading internationally offers many opportunities. It can increase revenue, which is good for a country's economy. It can also decrease competition and provide an easier way to dispose surplus goods. For example, if Filipinos (from the Philippines) keep themselves from explorers, they will have hard time keeping up with the modern world. They will have poor access to crude oil, a major product of Saudi Arabia. Crude oil is the base for lots of products such as gasoline and diesel for transportation. It will then affect their daily lives.