The Lipps Tribe

Sociology is formally known as the systematic study of human society. It is known to numerous groups of people that sociologists focus on the “collective” study of human society, indicating that these highly qualified specialists focus on human interactions between the individual and the overall group. Thus, sociologists throughout the world have studied an unfathomable number of different groups and cultures in order to comprehend their overarching social structure. Although sociologists have discovered thousands of diverse groups and cultures through their research, there is now an existing tribe of people that sociologists have neglected to study in year’s past: The Lipups.
This tribe was discovered on a recent expedition through the Woods …show more content…
The Lipups tribe execute most of their work in a specified area, usually consisting of rows of sources used as a facilitator in order to make their task less complicated. These rows of material contain individual pieces and artifacts that date back to different time periods. From the prehistoric era to the current history of The Lipups tribe, these artifacts known as “slevons” help the tribe members to complete their daily tasks. However, upon the tribe’s discovery, it was found that the once essential “slevons” are rapidly diminishing due to the latest technological advancement. To the Lipups tribe, this modern advancement is a gift from the Gods, as it allows for a better and more efficient work ethic. The technology used today contains a radioactive form of the Sun that is implanted in a box. This radioactive material is then converted by the Gods into a safe and reliable form of technology that allows the members of the tribe to work efficiently. The Lipups tribe worship this piece of technology daily, as it allows the citizens to complete what is necessary. Therefore, it is shown throughout the tribe’s history that the origin of this facility is primarily due to a strong focus on an ideal work