Ignorance In The Movie 'Avatar'

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Ignorance everyone knows it's bad to be ignorant, but the they still do it. There are plenty of moments in both the movie and the book where they show ignorance. The whole movie avatar is people being ignorant about a planet they don't even know about. There are scientist who try to learn of the indigenous people by building schools learning their languages their ways of life the animals the trees. But the corporation could not care less about any of the they are ignorant that everything in that planet is living all the want is that mineral so they can sell it and make money it doesn't go as plan they don't get the mineral and the scientist stay with the indigenous people to learn more about them. Waknuk is ruled by religious extremist who

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