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If the tribe have no names, the only way they could refer to each other is direct communication: "You have food?", "You make fire", etc.
In this instance, everyone is you and no-one is individually identifiable.
Note that in this instance, it would be impossible for a member of the tribe to talk about someone else in the third person. That might limit their communication somewhat, but it gets you out of your whodunnit conundrum.
The answer is you.
If the tribe have no names, the only way they could refer to each other is direct communication: "You have food?", "You make fire", etc.
In this instance, everyone is you and no-one is individually identifiable.
The answer is you.
If the tribe have no names, the only way they could refer to each other is direct communication: "You have food?", "You make fire", etc.
In this instance, everyone is you and no-one is individually identifiable.
Note that in this instance, it would be impossible for a member of the tribe to talk about someone else in the third person. That might limit their communication somewhat, but it gets you out of your whodunnit conundrum.
