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Possibly in the 16th Century so 1500 something

Pre-colonial Filipinos developed unique inventions and traditions, including advanced boat building (balangay and karakoa), metalworking by blacksmiths ("panday"), the Baybayin writing system, intricate weaving, and pottery. Other notable inventions include the kampilan sword, lantaka guns binabangbang, and barong knife.

Spanish colonization led to major cultural losses indigenous beliefs were suppressed, traditional healing and customs faded, and native art forms were replaced or influenced by Catholic art. Social structures were reshaped, and the Filipino language absorbed foreign loanwords, especially from Spanish.

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The Spanish colonial period starting in the 16th century again... so it brought major cultural changes to the Philippines. Catholicism, Spanish architecture, cuisine, and language became deeply embedded in Filipino life seen today in churches, food, and even creole languages like Chavacano.

However, colonization also led to the suppression of indigenous religions, literature, music, and traditions. Pre-colonial writing systems were lost, native beliefs discouraged, and a new social hierarchy introduced discrimination and cultural displacement. Colonial narratives often rewrote Filipino history, leaving lasting effects on national identity.

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Modern Filipino culture is shaped by ongoing innovations in technology and medicine like microchip development, erythromycin, Quink ink, and fluorescent lighting. However, many indigenous languages and traditional practices are declining, and climate change threatens local lifestyles.

Globalization and digital access offer opportunities but also bring challenges like cultural dilution, unequal access to tech, misinformation, and the rise of brainrot content that can negatively influence younger generations. Like skibidi Toilet and skibidi Toilet can be considered as Culture

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It's over na rise of the robots.