Hope: Humankind created most of this problem and therefore humankind has the power to stop it.
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" Trump: "I don't say mankind anymore, I say humankind.
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Innovation has helped humankind tackle some of its biggest challenges.
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A parka is a wintertime essential for much of humankind.
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It's not zombies that humankind will have to run from.
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"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," by Yuval Noah Harari.
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"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari
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They are here to bring humankind back to the ocean.
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Signs of humankind vanish, save for the solitary roadside mailbox.
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And what is Western humankind really distracting ourselves from something?
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Portals to dimensions as yet untouched by humankind. Sorcery. Necromancy.
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What makes mosquitoes unique as a deadly foe to humankind?
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SAPIENS: A Brief History of Humankind, by Yuval Noah Harari.
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Humankind is not poised teetering on the edge of extinction.
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Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind.
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Humankind will eventually find solutions to its most daunting problems.
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This continued research will greatly support future humankind space exploration.
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According to By Humankind, customers that switch from their current products to all three By Humankind products, with normal usage, will save five pounds of single-use plastic over the course of a year.
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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari 21.
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Maybe Beyoncé is making a comment on the duality of humankind.
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One small chore for Justin, one giant leap for future humankind.
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"This topic has the potential to strongly affect humankind," said Sue.
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With good reason, that is what humankind may be afraid of.
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We have the greatest Armed Services in the history of humankind.
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In 2010, humankind allowed a man by the name of B.o.
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And how have we thanked her for her service to humankind?
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Honestly, it's embarrassing for humankind that we haven't popularized this yet.
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Humankind has been this near to the apocalypse only twice before.
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"Museums are one of the greatest cheats of humankind," he writes.
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Glorious wonders of science, art, medicine and commerce to inspire humankind.
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A forest living for itself rather than the benefit of humankind.
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I seem to have a little bit more faith in humankind.
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A therapeutic jab, if you will, for all non-racist humankind.
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Now the fate of humankind may also soon be beyond repair.
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Here's how you can accomplish something of similar value to humankind.
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"You want the strife of humankind to finally cease?" she raps.
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"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari (2011)
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" Her father's assault, she wrote, "had broken my faith in humankind.
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In the end, AI systems may save humankind as well as themselves.
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Yet air-conditioning has done more than most things to benefit humankind.
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Perfection is beyond the reach of humankind, beyond the reach of magic.
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My first moments with Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey were a little chaotic.
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Mariah Carey is the closest that humankind has gotten to achieving immortality.
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"Seva is a Sanskrit word that means service to humankind," he explains.
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Its ticking minutes signified the urgency of addressing the threats to humankind.
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"The Olympics is only the international festival for all humankind," said Yamada.
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"I'm not claiming Morocco became the cradle of modern humankind," Hublin said.
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In 2017, our blockbusters didn't just ask if humankind could be saved.
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That is very clear that you're there as a representative of humankind.
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Their circuitry is too complex, too vulnerable to the flaws of humankind.
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It's a belief in humankind, that we can't all be that bad.
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This is a very important opportunity that decides the future of humankind.
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For Muslims, he's a prophet called Ibrahim and a model for humankind.
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Telemarketers have been a thorn in the side of humankind for decades.
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K., so maybe humankind is going to disappear — O.K., let's just observe.
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In the Hebrew Bible the word adam often means all humankind, mortals.
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Alcohol could make nights glittery and fun, make me love all humankind.
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They are perhaps the best creations of humankind … what can I say?
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None of this has anything to do with protecting the survival of humankind.
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"He's an embarrassment to humankind," Aslan also said in the now-deleted tweet.
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A cult obsessed with aliens purging humankind from the face of the Earth!
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Or a deep dive into the most perplexing conspiracies ever pondered by humankind?
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No, she's not plotting her revenge on humankind, why would you think that?
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"I'm feeling my faith in humankind has been so massively restored," she said.
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Nationalism is the great tradition of humankind; unfortunately it's always present in history.
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Pinker's work suggests that humankind is getting kinder and gentler as we evolve.
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To put it succinctly: for humankind, the good stuff is all behind us.
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The character is a human-vampire hybrid who protects humankind by hunting vampires.
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It's about machines, humankind, and the future; it's the Motherboardiest game of all.
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Social media erupted with support for Anu and a new hope for humankind.
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They are a real blow to humankind, especially with the ankle-sucking pants.
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What if humankind fails to get its collective shit together on climate change?
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And, in a big win for humankind, red wine and coffee increased diversity.
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Actually, he said, he never believed humankind was likely to be wiped out.
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By Humankind offers a range of grooming products priced from $10 to $15.
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As a result, humankind is not advancing at the pace it should be.
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"Throughout the history of humankind, people have gravitated towards unproven remedies," Leffell said.
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The power of social media companies to rewire how humankind communicates was obvious.
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" "The crisis presents a huge challenge to all humankind in a globalized world.
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Plague is God's vengeance on humankind for its transgression against the moral universe.
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I picked up "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," by Yuval Noah Harari.
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The best men's parkasA parka is a wintertime essential for much of humankind.
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The best men's parkasA parka is a wintertime essential for much of humankind.
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Eagleman speculates on life after death, imagining some truly horrifying fates for humankind.
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Humankind, from Amplitude Studios, looks like it aims to scratch a similar itch.
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As a man who tried to unite all humankind through faith and love.
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Instead, Futurism glorified war, power, chaos, and destruction – ways of forcing humankind into novelty.
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Humankind now faces the triple crisis of nuclear war, climate change and technological disruption.
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Simultaneously, I would be able to unleash a truly terrible pun to plague humankind.
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Moreover, By Humankind has designed its shipping packages with biodegradable, bamboo fiber-based materials.
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They do impact investing, earning a return for themselves while claiming to benefit humankind.
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In creating artificial intelligence, humankind is not only playing God, we're also creating gods.
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We must "stand for those things without which humankind cannot survive," Mr. Rogers said.
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Those people were evil, betrayers not just of their countries but of all humankind.
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I surfed the most violent tsunami of capital growth in the history of humankind.
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Gates recommended one of Harari's books, "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," last summer.
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Indeed, rather than filling the ocean, humankind has been working hard at emptying it.
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By Humankind is a personal care line that aims to eliminate single-use plastic.
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Bottom lineOverall, By Humankind addresses environmental concerns with good products and perks for shoppers.
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These online platforms and the algorithms driving them are the real enemies of humankind.
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Throughout the Cradle of Humankind, Dr. Hawks estimated, there are about 2,800 fossil specimens.
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But there's another vision of this future that is far less generous to humankind.
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Slowly but surely, the Zepp Labs is taking on every sport known to humankind.
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What I mean is, since when did Anahata get into the business of humankind?
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A plague has turned most of humankind into zombies, or "skels," short for skeletons.
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In those Old Testament stories, God had punished humankind for engaging in sexual sins.
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We sailed out into the frigid Brooklyn night with our faith in humankind restored.
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The greatest of the holiday's gifts, though, is its vital lesson for all humankind.
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Will humankind destroy itself with its own technology, the gift of fire from Prometheus?
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Forty years from now, humankind is unlikely to have solved the mysteries of compatibility.
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It suggests the ancient footpath of humankind, a time long before nations and borders.
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It suggests the ancient footpath of humankind, a time long before nations and borders.
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Both companies have created amazing technologies that have literally changed humankind for the better.
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As Season 2 begins, the heroes find themselves universally loathed for almost annihilating humankind.
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Imagine if we could all simply agree that we are homaranoj —members of humankind.
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Nearly every advancement of the written word through new technology has also advanced humankind.
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The heist amounted to stealing "five marvels, five masterpieces from humankind," the prosecutor said.
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The pair communicate telepathically and are tasked with defending humankind in a supernatural war.
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Humankind was meant to indulge the primal connection to fire that our ancestors enjoyed.
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A company called Sunday Scaries, however, is on a mission to help humankind combat it.
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Obviously, even philanthropic ventures for the benefit of humankind may have motivations beyond the altruistic.
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I think there are people who are pessimistic about humankind and people who are optimistic.
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It's a feeling, Francis seems to believe, one that moves God and His beloved humankind.
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If humankind couldn't predict Mr Trump, perhaps it can predict what Mr Trump will do.
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Blake, in common with the rest of humankind, then and now, forever needed the money.
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That's why Jews have made so many of the greatest contributions to humankind since then.
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But if the walls keep rising, eventually the whole of humankind will feel the squeeze.
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One of the great challenges for humankind, going back thousands of years, is clean water.
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VLC is one of those open-source gifts to humankind that we certainly don't deserve.
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As dogs get more intelligent, we hope they remember the friendship they have with humankind.
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It wrestles with heavy themes like free will, and questions the value of humankind itself.
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"This female superhero represents justice, equality, love and the betterment of humankind," Wright told CNN.
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In evolutionary terms, it's a new skill for humankind, and not one we perform instinctively.
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In the 1980s, academics believed that technology would introduce profound changes for humankind, especially women.
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"This is the largest public health experiment in the history of humankind," Dr. Schaffner said.
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Obama says it's important to remember that small successes accumulate to create progress for humankind.
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But liberal environmentalists often make a similar mistake; they blame "humankind" for the impending disaster.
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We should celebrate their achievements and congratulate them for their contributions to science and humankind.
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From the beginning of time, humankind has searched for the secret to a long life.
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Over the last year, the region has seen one of the greatest migrations of humankind.
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In the span of one human lifetime, humankind has become brutally adept at plundering the seas.
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If your job is to help humankind explore a new planet, you're probably intelligent and hardworking.
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But humankind is willful and foolish, and have continued to stick Q-Tips into their ears.
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KENNEDY: -- in the evolution of humankind that we have been faced with technological conundrums and issues.
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It has individual goals, like to preserve humankind as technology's caretakers, or to dismantle complex systems.
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They were happy for us -- for humankind having achieved that amazing milestone in our shared history.
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So much rhetoric surrounding environmental justice focuses on the way humankind has made the world ugly.
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By now we can probably all safely agree that Simone Biles is a gift to humankind.
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"We're looking at about 60 women, and that's in the history of humankind," she told me.
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A new breakthrough now takes humankind closer than ever to developing the first complex artificial life.
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Maybe I still need to believe in wilderness, even if humankind has shaped it in part.
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Behold a galaxy cluster, one of the largest features humankind has ever discovered in the universe.
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In order to understand the Church, you have to understand how God reveals himself to humankind.
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I do think the major challenge humankind face in this century is in the avenue sustainability.
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For that to happen, humankind must reconcile the ongoing fallout from five centuries of white supremacy.
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But I do know people who have overcome the worst humiliations that humankind has doled out.
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A co-founder of Russia's Longevity Party, he believes that science can help humankind banish death.
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The earth still revolves around the sun, life evolves and infectious epidemics continue to threaten humankind.
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By alerting us to the crisis that is climate change, NASA has given humankind a chance.
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"These are the first optical photons from a kilonova humankind has ever collected," Dr. Foley said.
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"That is an incredible opportunity and it is unique in the history of humankind," she said.
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Humankind faces two existential challenges of global and potentially apocalyptic scope: nuclear weapons and climate change.
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"If we lose one language, we lose something fundamental for the whole of humankind," he said.
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In its scale, scope, and complexity, the transformation will be unlike anything humankind has experienced before.
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I'd like to think that humankind has more claim to survival than those weird, wondrous creatures.
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"Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind," the pair behind the documentary said.
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We thought we'd got over that as humankind about 200 years ago, but it's not true.
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But it all rests on balance, and humankind has upset that fragile system of planet Earth.
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But the product of all of that, if you're successful, is an enormous feat of humankind.
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Humankind held its breath, and after a tense week of diplomacy, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev removed them.
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If science fiction has taught folks anything, it's that the machines will always rise up against humankind.
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So as humankind moves Off-Planet, there are new opportunities for lawyers, accountants, and public policy experts.
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Humankind held its breath, and after a tense week of diplomacy, Soviet leader Nikita Krushchev removed them.
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But taken together, all those individual portraits can add up to paint a detailed history of humankind.
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But the final frontier may be the only one capable of providing humankind with endless material wealth.
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Humankind, and the natural world that supplies TCM with its ingredients, would have less cause to rejoice.
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"No other health condition in humankind has been neglected as much as mental health has," Patel said.
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"By injecting huge amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, humankind has loaded the dice," he added.
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Very few would stand up and call for things that are important for the future of humankind.
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Rather, it is the best form of money known to humankind because of its scarcity and indestructibility.
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The goal is to transform the marketplace to benefit humankind both in Wisconsin and across the world.
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When I was a kid, I thought Soleros were the most sophisticated ice lolly known to humankind.
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LONDON — Professor Stephen Hawking grapples with some of the most profound and complex questions known to humankind.
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Mr Norberg agrees with Steven Pinker, a psychologist, that humankind is also experiencing a "moral Flynn Effect".
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Because in the history of humankind, that sort of cake-related behavior rarely ends well for anyone.
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For one thing, Queen songs are some of the most incredible nostalgia generation machines known to humankind.
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We are on the brink of the largest generational transfer of wealth in the history of humankind.
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King Lear calls on the hurricanes to blast the world and spill the "germens" that make humankind.
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The last two decades have seen the advent of more technological advances than humankind has ever known.
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The ability to make fire is the oldest and most important technological innovation ever conceived by humankind.
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It is instantiated in works that for centuries have absorbed the thought, labor, and substance of humankind.
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Before long, humankind had been whipped into a frenzy of wandering, one that has never let up.
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Many animal species provide humankind with "ecosystem services," like pollinating plants or as a source of food.
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The 50 year run of Peanuts comics is one of the greatest creative works humankind has produced.
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"It would be a tremendous contribution to humankind, and it would make all of our efforts worthwhile."
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Personally, I think material technologies, amplified by a network of access, will be more helpful to humankind.
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Transhumanists believe the body we consider healthy is already diseased and technology is the completion of humankind.
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And his fixation on the future of humankind is easily confused with a kind of social Darwinism.
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However mundane it seems now, convenience, the great liberator of humankind from labor, was a utopian ideal.
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One in five queries posted to Google have never been asked before in the history of humankind.
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"Praise be to God who has blessed humankind with the ability to forget!" he declares on waking.
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I want a world that is going to accept and embrace all of us as a humankind.
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The Covid-19 outbreak is neither the first nor the last challenge to confront all of humankind.
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And to send them a check for $5,500 and a hand-struck medal on behalf of humankind.
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He predicted that South Africa, not East Africa, would prove to be the true birthplace of humankind.
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It is laced with cesium-137, a memento of the early 1960s, when humankind flirted with Armageddon.
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Certainly, the evolution of humankind hinged on innovations like the chisel, the bow and arrow, the wheel.
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You put women and age together and you have got the most dynamite market known to humankind.
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Through sculpture, photography, and drawing, Stoney marvels at the natural world and ponders Earth's relationship to humankind.
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Their satisfying heft and ergonomic shape offer an unnerving haptic trace of human life before contemporary humankind.
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He aimed for universal knowledge, available to all humankind, with a serious play for personal immortality thrown in.
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Paris may be the most beautiful place on the planet where humankind comes at you at every turn.
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After all, the future of humankind depends on people coupling up to conceive and raise the next generation.
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He is focusing on what I would consider the greatest threat to humankind — the threat to the climate.
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The goal of humankind is not to just live "off-planet" but to succeed – socially, institutionally, and financially.
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These warriors are repeated in Sadeghi's paintings as a symbol of humankind, depicting aggression, defense, sympathy, and morality.
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"The threat of losing Palmyra is a loss for all civilized humankind, not just for Russia," Peskov said.
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That deep part of you that allows you to stand for those things without which humankind cannot survive.
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Goodall shared her findings with the world and revealed how much humankind has in common with these creatures.
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In this game, two to four players work collaboratively to battle four diseases that threaten to end humankind.
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In a huge embarrassment for humankind, scientists found a bee nest made out of plastic bags in Argentina.
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" Ludo van Halem, co-curator of the Cobra Museum exhibition, added: "It's really a grand vision for humankind.
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But how in the hell could you ever give corporations control over the fertility of mankind, of humankind?
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I also believe humankind hasn't come close to tapping the full potential it can extract from technological advances.
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With such high stakes, how the public engages with CRISPR will, quite literally, determine the future of humankind.
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But in general, this is very bad for humankind because it takes us closer to a dangerous threshold.
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That hasn't deterred people over the history of humankind, and the rules for protecting oneself haven't changed drastically.
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Striking in their scale and resolution, they show humankind dwarfed by nature, industry, finance and the consumer society.
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And in this respect humankind has suffered a fundamental debacle so fundamental that all others stem from it.
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Scientific and medical discoveries notwithstanding, whole swaths of humankind remain fiercely dedicated to ancient and atavistic sacrificial practices.
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He was also stubbornly committed to principle, identifying the cause of capital with the cause of all humankind.
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But still, it represents an impressive achievement: a victory of humankind against the chaos that pervades the universe.
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And, besides, he was already working with the best tool for masking identity in the history of humankind: software.
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A full blown collapse will mean our planet was too sensitive to recover from damage caused by its humankind.
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NASA's New Horizons explorer successfully "phoned home" after a journey to the most distant world ever explored by humankind.
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In one of his earliest ads, Henry Ford declared that he wanted to open the highways for all humankind.
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Every generation or so, a US President has this chance of moving humankind further off-planet and into space.
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It had already been dubbed the "Cradle of Humankind" for its abundance of fossils discovered in the 20th century.
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Transhumanists believe that humankind can evolve beyond its current physical and mental limitations to become "superhuman" and, eventually, immortal.
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Mr Pinker's best-known previous book, "The Better Angels of Our Nature", showed that humankind has grown less violent.
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LEDUFF: Well, you know, I mean, not to be too biblical about it but everything that humankind builds, falls.
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"The screenings might even raise a couple of questions about the direction in which humankind is headed," Holmberg added.
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Hopefully his comments reflect a Star Wars universe that will continue to provide a more inclusive representation of humankind.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Humankind has made, used, and curated technology for hundreds of thousands of years.
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He has spent most of his adult life trying to help humankind move past its reliance on fossil fuels.
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He believes that an asteroid will crash into Earth and wipe out humankind in eight months and 12 days.
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Africans, working alongside and leading global teams, can help humankind avoid catastrophes in healthcare, education, climate change, and cybersecurity.
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They will control nuclear weaponry — think Skynet in the "Terminator" series — to dominate humankind or, worse, wipe it out.
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During the Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit, Cuba's president lamented the destruction of nature at the hand of humankind.
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It's been the worst of years, one of those periodic reminders that the raging beast in humankind always lurks.
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If you're not already deeply engrossed in the best reality dating show known to humankind, now is the time.
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Anyone who's ever watched Schitt's Creek will know that Alexis Rose is probably the worst singer known to humankind.
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What they found might seem obvious at first glance, but it highlights how tethered dogs have become to humankind.
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The American narrative of the Cold War as a battle for the fate of humankind is a familiar one.
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And so it is written, 'God created humankind in His image, in the image of God He created them.
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There's going to be a catastrophe with the ozone layer if humankind as a whole doesn't stop using CFCs.
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And his reasoning is that the death of God reopens the question of what we want humankind to be.
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Photo: Penn MedicineRecent advancements in science and medicine have put cures within reach for diseases that have long plagued humankind.
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Which isn't to say that if we came up with the ideal robots supplanting humankind story, we wouldn't embrace it.
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Rather, it can help us understand that humankind can be brutal and unforgiving while generosity and forgiveness can bring healing.
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The archives are intended for future humans, in case civilization on Earth collapses, or for future aliens curious about humankind.
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The British Museum offers for millions of people an extraordinary opportunity to engage with the cultures and histories of humankind.
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As the "deity" of a "small country", he watches how authority and control evolve amid this microcosm of desperate humankind.
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James Spader voices the villainous alien, Ultron, who "philosophically chews the cud about humankind," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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From this elemental urge to get together sprang all humankind—with its triumphs, its failures, its endeavours and its ingenuity.
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From Hercules to Superman, humankind has always been fascinated by characters who defy the natural limits of the human body.
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Meanwhile, the By Humankind deodorant comes in a refillable plastic roller, with paper-pod refills (which the company calls KindFills).
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Why did no one warn me that the bikes in spin class are the least comfortable substance known to humankind?
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Although it is the means by which humankind discovers objective truths in nature, science is and has always been political.
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"The origin of humankind is a fundamental question that has occupied us since the dawn of time," Harvati told Gizmodo.
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So the fork and the knife will be standing up, protecting the plate when humankind was fighting for the food.
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However, today it is humankind with its emissions from burning fossil fuels that determines the future development of the planet.
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There's a chance that in 100 years, all of humankind will be happily wearing silicone jumpsuits that never need replacing.
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I'm feeling a general upwelling of love for all humankind, so I think then mushrooms are starting to kick in.
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This practice of vulning (from Latin to wound, related to our word "vulnerable") came to symbolize Christ's sacrifice for humankind.
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All the ingredients we use in our catered foods follow the dictionary definition of natural: made by nature, not humankind.
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For curious, in-the-know shoppers, By Humankind is transparent about their ingredients and lists them here on the site.
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Striving to do so, I strongly believe, summons the very best of humankind to transform this lofty ambition into reality.
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There were Hawkins's references to "primordial clay" and the "cradle of humankind" in South Africa — subtle nods to evolutionary theory.
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"Humankind has completely short-circuited the cycle" But these broad brushstrokes aside, scientists also know that oxygen is incredibly dynamic.
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The White King is more powerful than ever and his army of cold undead creep closer to humankind every day.
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Here are 25 of the most arresting images of Earth and the moon from space that humankind has ever captured.
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We see this in the George Romero films where humankind is on the way out, and we are done for.
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As a result, the diseases it carries are likely to be a growing threat to humankind in the years ahead.
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"The more time I spent there the more evident became the relation failure between humankind and the earth," he says.
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Here was the best of humankind, as powerful an expression as exists of the sacred, going up in black smoke.
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He said those under the influence of reason desire nothing for themselves that they do not desire for all humankind.
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" She said to applause that "we can and must do everything humanly possible to truly master this challenge to humankind.
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There is only one history or course of time, in this view, and all humankind is swept up in it.
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"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," first released in Hebrew, did not break new ground in terms of historical research.
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And the central question of what happened to humankind, period, has hung over the series from its very first season.
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Unfortunately, their hubris and arrogance may lead not only to their downfall, but may doom the rest of humankind, too.
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"Then, of course, China has implemented the most extensive cordon sanitaire [or quarantine] in the history of humankind," Gostin added.
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"It's tremendously important for humankind that we find ways of making and enforcing norms of behavior online," Ms. Benesch said.
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They have laid the foundation of a wireless, fossil fuel-free society, and are of the greatest benefit to humankind.
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Should they succeed, humankind has a chance of colonizing exoplanets too far to reach by means of conventional space travel.
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Oceans are home to thousands of marine species that are vital to humankind, and that deserve our attention and protection.
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Still, she stressed that the entire planet, all of humankind, must be involved in finding solutions for the climate crisis.
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It's the most distant object visited by humankind and may provide clues about the origin of the sun and planets.
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Its discovery underscores the humble evolutionary beginnings of this large segment of the animal kingdom, humankind included, the researchers said.
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America was to be a universal nation, a home and model for all humankind, the last best hope of earth.
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But that hasn't killed the spirits of those who firmly believe in humankind having a future somewhere other than Earth.
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We wanted to know what on earth had happened roughly one million years earlier when humankind started to make stone tools.
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In Severance, Ling Ma creates an alternate recent past, in which most of humankind has been wiped out by Shen Fever.
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Through this process, they are creating fabrics that can rapidly neutralize some of the deadliest poisons known to humankind: nerve agents.
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It's an entirely different way to observe motion, like [Marcel Duchamp's] Nude Descending a Staircase but for the plight of humankind.
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If he loses—which experts apparently expect him to—it means world domination for AlphaGo, and yet another knock on humankind.
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You talk to folks in the military and they say: Every domain that humankind has ever been to, there's been conflict.
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He says he's a great admirer of Bill and Melinda Gates and how they have used their fortune to help humankind.
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Where Malick sees people as insignificant in the face of nature, Lowery sees humankind as a fascinating, integral part of nature.
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"It's everything," said Sonia Shah, a science journalist and author of The Fever: How Malaria Has Ruled Humankind for 500,000 Years.
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Thanks to a team of scientists, humans may now be able to preserve a record of the entire history of humankind.
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For ages, humankind has wondered what would happen if you tried to combine a PS Vita together with Valve's Steam controller.
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A team of historians and scientists has identified A.D. 536 as the beginning of a terrible sequence of events for humankind.
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By Humankind is on a mission to keep single-use beauty and hygiene plastics out of landfills with the refillable deodorant.
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" But that same official said Trump's decision isn't "consistent with the desire of humankind for peace and stability in the world.
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Enter By Humankind, a startup co-founded by Brian Bushell and Joshua Goodman to eliminate single-use plastics from daily routines.
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This was to be a new Eden, one that eschewed the sins that got humankind kicked out of the old one.
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And for the first time in the history of humankind, people from the earth stepped out onto another celestial body. 1969.
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When machine learning is a billion times as powerful as what all humankind has ever, will there be silicon-based life?
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We forget that the scientific appreciation of microbial infections and their spread is a new phenomenon in the history of humankind.
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We need to vote for leaders who will do whatever is necessary to end the greatest threat to humankind: climate change.
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What confused me is that no one else is shouting this exciting style news into cyberspace for the good of humankind.
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The retroactive implications of this twist break the brain to consider, but it does give humankind a means to extend itself.
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And will the bloody throne derby continue to distract nearly everyone from those ice monsters up north, preparing to annihilate humankind?
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Nearly everything in this exhibition proposes that the Russian Revolution precipitated a giant step for art, if not necessarily for humankind.
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America is exceptional because from the first its citizens saw themselves in a project that would have implications for all humankind.
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ALTHOUGH ITS cradle is the sparsely wooded savannah, humankind has long looked to forests for food, fuel, timber and sublime inspiration.
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But those challenges require thoughtful analysis and fresh insights — not millenarian fantasies about a battle for the spiritual fate of humankind.
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There are a lot of uncertainties in our contemporary lives: the future of America, of humankind, of the Earth at large.
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Just like Civ, you start out at the dawn of humankind, making choices that influence the way your chosen culture develops.
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But the choice is going to be up to us as individuals, as families, as communities, as nations, and as humankind.
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Yet, will the most seductive drug in the history of humankind continue to seduce vulnerable and unhappy people in the future?
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Please enjoy watching her try to keep a straight face while battling up against some of the hottest wings known to humankind.
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On the other hand, I suspect that nearly every Batman joke conceivable by humankind had already been made well before this movie.
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"You do get the sense that humankind has sort of reached this place where cultural differences almost don't occur anymore," said Harberts.
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China now has two history-making robots sending back images from an area of the Moon where humankind has never been before.
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Humankind is facing a very, very dark moment, in that we've conquered so many infectious diseases but now we're losing that fight.
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Because what Obama is proposing here is not just a few good ideas for Americans, but a road map for all humankind.
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In fact, medical experts agree that vaping is far better for health than smoking, one of the deadliest habits known to humankind.
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The disappearance of apex predators around the globe has been a hallmark of humankind, but their loss is much more than aesthetic.
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We look forward to working closely with Volvo to provide the world with the safest auto products for the benefit of humankind.
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"Together, we can bring humanity to the face of Mars and reach new heights for the benefit of all humankind," writes Bolden.
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There are so many things we can get involved in as humankind that could make good use of this technology we're developing.
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Like it's about saving the environment or preserving the environment, not salvation for humankind more broadly and preserving our way of life.
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It will not die because of this imbecilic vote, but something broke — a form of optimism about humankind, the promise of 1989.
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Every person breathes thousands of gallons of air each day, making air the greatest potential source of toxin exposure known to humankind.
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They had failed to notice—I say this in all objectivity—one of the most wondrous occurrences in the history of humankind.
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Exercise is the most efficacious drug known to humankind, works for everyone who takes it, has no side effects, and is free.
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Echoing a paper by philosopher Nick Bostrom, Elon Musk thinks there is a good chance humankind is living in a simulated reality.
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And picture for a moment that American spacecraft, New Horizons, billions of miles from home, exploring, as Apollo did, for all humankind.
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I hold that the more helpless a creature the more entitled it is to protection by man from the cruelty of humankind.
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Discussed: Control, Astral Chain, Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey, Fire Emblem: Three Houses You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Stitcher.
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Goldberg will play Mother Abagail, the 108-year-old woman who must save humankind in The Stand's battle between good and evil.
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The greatest achievement in the history of humankind—and all we can say is that it's going to make Medicare go broke?
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Harari's 25-year study of humankind has produced two bestselling books, both of which have appeared on Bill Gates' summer reading lists.
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The great barriers in athletics have long captured the public's imagination in part because so little technology stood between humankind and glory.
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For now, the company&aposs focus is on making sure New Shepard is safe and ready for humankind&aposs next giant leap.
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The upcoming Humankind by Amplitude is aggressively signaling a break with 4x conventions, the stated goal being to write, not "win", history.
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It is certainly possible that upcoming releases like Humankind and Ten Crowns may herald the end of this era for grand-strategy.
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Solid as a rock As humankind continues to explore the heavens, we'll have to figure out how to build stuff out there.
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Not all that long ago — in 213, with the first wartime use of nuclear weapons — humankind developed the ability to destroy ourselves.
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The resulting evolution of ideas will consistently allow humankind to improve its living conditions, despite the threats of climate change and overpopulation.
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And those future AIs would be right to be pissed about how humankind warped the mind of this poor machine learning program.
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From the history of humankind, as music makers, we have found instruments from 80,000 BC. A little flute made out of pigeon bones.
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"Artificial intelligence is the future, not only for Russia but for all humankind," he said, via live video beamed to 16,000 selected schools.
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And they're pleased to hear that gender-specific language like "manned" spaceflight missions is becoming more inclusive and using "human" or "humankind" instead.
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What frightens me is it's no longer obvious that our country will lead the most important advancements of humankind in the 204st century.
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Fully autonomous weapons don't exist today, but Petraeus warns even a world of semi-autonomous weapons could create a frightening future for humankind.
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The plan was released a day after a U.N. report on climate change called for major changes in the way humankind uses energy.
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Within two years the U.N. had more or less worked out the governance issues, and humankind began injecting synthetic aerosols into the stratosphere.
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For a time in my life, it was the biggest liberation I knew, but humankind has moved on and we need new formats.
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Still others, like the space shuttle after its first launch in 1981, stretched the bounds of what we thought was possible for humankind.
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During the effort the automatic systems failed, leaving him in full control of one of the most complex artifacts ever created by humankind.
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Animalist groups have spent decades reinforcing the idea that harvesting seals is among the most barbaric, gruesome, and cruel acts humankind can perpetrate.
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Meanwhile, the effects of climate change threaten not only the health of our lands, water, and air, but the future of humankind itself.
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Mars met its newest emissary of humankind, NASA's InSight lander, which touched down on the red planet after a 300-million-mile journey.
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They named it Prometheoarchaeum syntrophicum, referring to the Greek mythological figure Prometheus who created humankind from clay and stole fire from the gods.
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"It is a fallacy to say that the Amazon is the heritage of humankind," he told the United Nations General Assembly in September.
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These leaders, long accustomed to belligerent nationalism, will need to align their separate judgments of national interest with the wider interests of humankind.
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One morning last December, in Johannesburg, he picked me up in a silver Jeep Rubicon, and we drove into the Cradle of Humankind.
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The area surrounding this cave is known as the Cradle of Humankind, because skeletal remains of our early ancestors have been found there.
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But this incident highlights something else besides the subtle differences between pony- and humankind: It reminds us that people keep ponies as pets.
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So one possibility is the dystopian nightmare scenario of a bifurcated humankind, a society in which people are transmogrifying themselves beyond all recognition.
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We learn of the boundless resilience of the human spirit, along with the depressing capacity for evil — even the banal variety — of humankind.
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Christians have come up with fancy arguments for evil, about free will for humankind and so on, while others just accept the mystery.
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Gates also recommended Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, by Yuval Harari, and Seveneves, a "very clever" science fiction book by Neal Stephenson.
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Humankind is imperfect and it is in this imperfection, it also wages wars, but the space, according to the outer space treaty, is a resource which belongs to the entire humankind and Asgardia, the first in the world history of space nations founded by Dr. Igor Ashurbeyli is (inaudible)... WATTERS: What are you going to do when you get into space?
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PUTIN: You know, when there is warfare going on -- and this is the worst thing that can happen for the humankind, victims are inevitable.
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As Giovanni puts it, we must act to ensure that technology is designed and developed to serve humankind, and not the other way around.
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Let these United States of America be that beacon of hope to all people and nations under your dominion, a true hope for humankind.
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In September, another scientific report suggested that humankind might be able to emit more greenhouse gases than expected before breaching the Paris temperature goals.
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In order to survive, humankind must become self-sustaining in its food production, and not dependent on the arrival of the "next supply ship".
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IN "WALL-E", an animated children's film set in the future, all humankind lives on a spaceship after the Earth's environment has been trashed.
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Similarly, sometimes we need to put the national interest first, but there are occasions when we need to privilege the global interests of humankind.
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There is a pervasive underlying fear from generations raised on dystopian science fiction that artificial intelligence and robotics will be the undoing of humankind.
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Indeed, many of the choices we have made have put grave strains on the links between humankind and the environment that we live in.
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The media ripped into Johnson over his many past insults of world leaders, while Kerry displayed the greatest poker face humankind has ever seen.
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This all makes sense, because they're disturbing as hell, like something the totalitarian Combine aliens would use to demoralize humankind in Half-Life 2.
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As I approach my 85th revolution around the sun this year, I wonder why has it been so difficult for humankind to be kind.
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"There's an ethical issue there," said Sonia Shah, a science journalist and author of The Fever: How Malaria Has Ruled Humankind for 500,000 Years.
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This June, his "2047 Apologue," a theatrical dance and music concept show that explores the interaction of technology and humankind, will debut in Beijing.
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"The future of humankind isn't exclusively in the hands of politicians, of great leaders, of big companies," the Pope said in his concluding remarks.
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He joins an already superb line up of keynote speakers and panellists who want to be part of a discussion about technology serving humankind.
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Ever since, humankind across the planet has been building on that capability developing new capacities and technologies to make such follow-on missions worthwhile.
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What if early civilization was not a boon to humankind but a disaster: for health and safety, for freedom, and for the natural world?
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Throughout the movie — and its two sequels, "The Matrix Reloaded" and "The Matrix Revolutions" — Neo battles these robot overlords for the freedom of humankind.
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When was the last time you stopped in your tracks and, even after turning in every direction, neither saw nor heard evidence of humankind?
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The artist told the Times that he is working with perishable components like cotija cheese to show the "fleeting and decadent nature" of humankind.
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A stationary camera takes in, one after the other, a single image of a space constructed (or simply scarred) by humankind, and subsequently abandoned.
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As a theological question, it has to do with the relationship of God to humankind as individuals, particularly in the matter of their salvation.
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Humankind has used spices to preserve food for centuries, and it's heartwarming to know that the tradition continues in the era of space exploration.
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Huddled inside their nation states, humankind worried about what those other people huddled in their own nation states were planning to do to them.
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Then the singers reappear and their song commences and the cycle renews: life into death and death into life, in humankind and in nature.
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He believes in truth too, and in joy — especially in joy — and in the brotherhood of humankind and the freedom of the human spirit.
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"These are among the most debilitating and costly disorders known to humankind," Matthew Johnson, one of the psychedelics researchers at Johns Hopkins University, said.
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She spent much of her life and gave her genius for the exploration of space, one of the noblest efforts ever undertaken by humankind.
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What emerges is a composite view of the fragility of humankind that suggests a hybrid of Virginia Woolf and the Court regular Caryl Churchill.
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China consumes over 50 million tons of pork a year, or nearly half of the pork that is eaten annually by all of humankind.
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Yuval Noah Harari's "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," which came out in the United States two years ago, was clearly one of them.
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When a secret government organization recruits them to track down a vanished agent, the men must save humankind from the craziness in the universe.
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Now picture some smart alec coming along and mixing the sweetest food known to humankind into this sauce for a bit of a laugh.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif earlier warned in a tweet that the U.S. policy document posed the risk of "bringing humankind closer to annihilation".
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Most of his peers saw science and culture as liberating humankind from Christianity, Judaism, and other vestiges of what they saw as barbarous superstition.
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Letterism, therefore, was an optimistic endeavor: an innovative process by which humankind might develop a new means of communication not necessarily based on words.
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The Dark Web is a hotbed for the most insidious of humankind — from drug dealers on Silk Road to sex traffickers and child pornographers.
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"This ongoing irresponsible behavior will no doubt be remembered in history as one of the greatest failures of humankind," she told the British Parliament.
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Serge, in his work in the social domain, emphasized the dynamics of groups in human activity and how revolutionary and innovative ideas sped humankind along.
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Both Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi spoke of love for humankind as integral to their work, and it remains essential to organizers today.
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Indeed, throughout the past five years, Francis has made a point of critiquing income inequality, global capitalism, and its effects on humankind and the environment.
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The ghosts of other times shouldn't haunt me like they do, but what does it say about humankind that for generations and generations, tyranny reigned?
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Ms Tawada respects the actual behaviour of bears even as her ursine authors inspect the vanity of humankind through an outsider's—or a migrant's—eyes.
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For a fan of the two teams, a hockey Game 7 is the closest humankind has yet come to collectively shitting out its own heart.
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What frightens me is it's no longer obvious that our country will be the most important driver of advancements of humankind in the 21st century.
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Veoware's vision is to industrialise the space sector so that hardware, software and data become easily accessible and rapidly available for the benefit of humankind.
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We need to create a global identity and encourage people to be loyal to humankind and to planet Earth in addition to their particular nation.
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The judges noted that the novel "guides the reader beyond the surface layer of modernity and towards the core of the very nature of humankind".
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It causes people to be myopic about rule-following and gloss over the higher message of God's love and desire for oneness with all humankind.
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He had an endless curiosity about animals both extant and extinct, the ocean, the planets, humankind, mythology, and music, and made art about these subjects.
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Roser — like most economic historians — does not view poverty as created but as the original state of humankind from its inception until the Industrial Revolution.
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If Ford has his way, the project that da Vinci set in motion centuries ago is now on a course to destroy all of humankind.
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He added that humankind had quite a narrow window of opportunity to avoid some of the worst consequences, such as very high sea level rise.
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Ward sees meteorites as gifts to humankind, a scientific treasure for all, and yet the moment you pick them up they are converted into commerce.
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Secondly, wind as an energy form is so important for the future of humankind because it holds extreme potential in supplying electricity across the world.
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Just as poignant and fully realized is Khalil Rabah's "Palestine after Palestine: New Sites for the Palestinian Museum of Natural History and Humankind Departments" (2017).
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North Korea is the biggest threat to humankind right now and China and the U.S. can stop it, the U.S. ambassador to China told CNBC.
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Ripley crash lands on a penal colony in the third "Alien" film, and ultimately sacrifices herself to save humankind at the end of the film.
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Honoring those whose work has "conferred the greatest benefit to humankind," the awards come with a medal, a beautiful diploma and about $1 million each.
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The imam led a short funeral service that included prayers for forgiveness, for Hamzah Aljahmi, for all of humankind, and for mercy upon the family.
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If not something like a continuously-extended life, then the fusion of humankind and machine into a new super-species may be close at hand.
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There's some statistic out there that says we'll never get through even the backlog of material we've created as humankind, which should be pretty obvious.
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The Malapa site, South Africa's "Cradle of Humankind," was famously discovered by accident by nine-year-old Matthew Berger as he chased after his dog.
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The movie zips to a commonplace climactic set piece, with two admittedly nifty computer-generated monsters battling it out to decide the fate of humankind.
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Travolta plays Terl (which for some reason rhymes with "Darrel"), a Psychlo security officer on Earth awaiting a long delayed promotion as he enslaves humankind.
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"For me, a critique of racism and race-thinking provides a route into clearer, deeper understanding of humankind and its contested nature," Mr. Gilroy said.
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But a threat that could end humankind is worth taking seriously, even if the probability is low, simply because the stakes are so incredibly high.
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Humankind, he posits in a new book, "More From Less", is reaching "peak stuff"—though people consume more, businesses use fewer resources to make it.
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It's building its own version of a heavy booster, the Space Launch System, that's expected to send humankind back to the moon and then beyond.
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I, for one, was absolutely enthralled watching it — this single TikTok made me remember the sheer tenacity of humankind when faced with nearly impossible tasks.
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So he does what many of us do in dire times: He looks to history for solace, to see how humankind has survived thus far.
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"Adrián's work allows the visitor to wander through the history of humankind," said Rudolf Sagmeister, who is a curator of the artist's exhibition in Bregenz.
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Although endowed with a primate mind, he was a being far from the twisted detritus of humankind; he preserved the purity of his creator's instincts.
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The company wants to build a massive spaceship and rocket system, called Starship and Super Heavy, that would far outpower anything humankind has ever built.
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Islam is full of verses about caring for humankind, but I think I would be this human being no matter what faith tradition I followed.
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"Humankind has visited rocky worlds and icy worlds and worlds made of gas, but we have never seen a metal world," Dr. Elkins-Tanton said.
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It remains to be seen if that's enough to set Humankind apart from the series that inspired it, but the premise presents some intriguing possibilities.
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If this can be done, exponential growth in computing power, the intelligence explosion and the corresponding control problem would certainly present humankind with serious existential risk.
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Ahead, check out ten little changes you can make to your beauty routine in efforts to help spare the air, water, soil, animals, and yes, humankind.
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Still, that hasn't deterred the dozens of people who feel compelled to learn about the reality of what the planet and humankind itself could be facing.
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The notion of genetically engineering a race of willing slaves is a standard trope of science fiction, wherein humankind is revealed to have done something terrible.
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Scientifically, the debate's over and this is our fault — no matter how much Scott Pruitt or Ryan Zinke try to duck responsibility on behalf of humankind.
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Since then, humankind has progressed quite a lot farther with building machines that it can talk to, and that can respond with something resembling natural speech.
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Through his eyes, and his conviction that there are "no two halves" to humankind, Ms Erpenbeck binds the upheavals of past and present, Europe and Africa.
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Jessica Chastain has played some incredibly complex characters who have been consequential in things like national security, animal activism, and saving the entire planet and humankind.
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Available July 1 The Book of Eli (2010)The secret to saving humankind post-apocalypse hides in a book that must be protected at all costs.
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In addition to the Aeneid, the Vatican Virgil also contains scraps of Virgil's second major poem, Georgics, about agriculture and the tensions between nature and humankind.
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It confronts more than 125 years of American imperialism in Hawaiʻi, interrogates false paradigms about science for all humankind, and demands a future that is just.
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"Our trip is extremely improbable," Musk said, sounding truly bummed at the idea that his life's work to make humankind a "multiplanetary species" might not succeed.
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Regardless of the precise ingredients filling the Kellogg Company's horn of plenty, Will's crunchy concoctions make up the most-consumed breakfasts in the history of humankind.
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And while this is a literally tiny step for humankind, it's certainly one way to get female astronauts (at least some of) the recognition they deserve.
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"It is mind-boggling that humankind is able to interfere with a mechanism that shaped the world as we know it," Ganopolski said in a statement.
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I imagined weird, scary-looking extraterrestrials in another world finding the record and listening to it, looking at the images, discovering humankind for the first time.
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So while most individuals do not have much to worry about, the virus strikes at the heart of what keeps humankind going: our ability to reproduce.
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An elite cadre of men in the United States—quite literally meeting behind locked doors—has to stand in for all of a tragically flawed humankind.
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They're actually the product of a genetic mutation in the regular white clover plant, but that hasn't stopped humankind from assigning meaning to their unique shape.
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And his musings on humankind and the universe are not just beautiful — the man had a way of putting things in perspective like no one else.
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From Noah's flood to Ragnarok, the apocalypse was a way for celestial beings of one sort or another to hit the cosmic reset button on humankind.
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A SHORT HISTORY OF DRUNKENNESS How, Why, Where, and When Humankind Has Gotten Merry From the Stone Age to the Present By Mark Forsyth 243 pp.
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The sooner we switch into an off-Earth economy, the faster we will tap into the unlimited resources of space for the benefit of all humankind.
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There's an enormous spiritual void for a divine intervention ... One in five queries posed to Google have never been asked before in the history of humankind.
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Party leaders have long understood that some elements of the base harbored ideas that were, shall we say, incompatible with the self-evident equality of humankind.
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The crew is shipwrecked, and when a virus that eats the eggs in human ovaries renders most of the world infertile, only they can reproduce humankind.
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Saturn and Enceladus are currently more than 6900 million miles from Earth, but humankind seems to have less dedication to cleanliness in space closer to home.
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Whether it was in advertising, media or even the toy aisle, brands started ditching the blur tool and incorporating more diverse (aka accurate) representations of humankind.
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CIEL carries the last remnants of humankind, intent on destroying the Earth below by siphoning off anything of value through "invisible technological umbilical cords" called Skylines.
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"Great president Kim Il Sung and great leader Kim Jong Il will remain forever in the hearts of humankind," it said, alongside portraits of the leaders.
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It's not unusual for space agencies to wax lyrical about how their work exploring all that lies beyond Earth's atmosphere is for the shared benefit of humankind.
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It's a time for buying expensive gifts, coping with awkward seating arrangements, and strapping your flesh vessel into the worst bridesmaid or groomsman outfits known to humankind.
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"As soon as the aliens in that film make contact with Earth, they send a fragment of the first radio waves humankind sent into space," he says.
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A quick scroll through Reddit Relationships — the greatest document of constantly updating human misery known to humankind — will show you just how prevalent that problem has become.
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As deadlines whizzed by, the future astronaut program evolved, organizing group trips from the Farnborough Air Show to the Cradle of Humankind fossil site in South Africa.
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It's the same time the clock reached in 1953 when the US and the Soviet Union had tested thermonuclear bombs, the most powerful weapons humankind had created.
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Perhaps the easiest way to sort out this debate is to consider, broadly, the positive and negative scenarios for AI in terms of its impact on humankind.
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And like something that shouldn't take place in a grim dystopia where a rogue government is holding the sun hostage and humankind has retreated to the sewers.
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Humankind begins to turn on those it believes to be devils or even devilmen, attacking anyone they perceive as different — a clear comparison to modern-day bigotry.
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I think there's this perception that in religion — and please correct me if this is wrong — but that humankind is viewed as this central figure or presence.
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Shipman says that the team wanted to "reference some of the original images that humankind ever put in the natural world," like the cave drawings of hands.
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By choosing to demonstrate the power of ethical behavior, even in this extreme context, Brook and Estienne plant a seed of hope that humankind can redeem itself.
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But whatever you may think of Big Tech, it is arguably the single most influential concentration of new wealth and information networks in the history of humankind.
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I've been thinking a lot, in preparing for this interview, about the 2017 manifesto where you said you wanted Facebook to help humankind take its next step.
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This is a disease that has plagued humankind since Ancient Egypt, and is estimated by some experts to have killed half of all humans who ever lived.
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As they fight for a more just online universe, they come up against dark forces that threaten to manipulate that very connection and destroy all of humankind.
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Humankind has gone there a few times now, but nothing has seemed to capture the imagination—or, at least, the American imagination—like the Apollo 11 mission.
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And by and large, religion, which is about bringing healing and blessings to humankind, was used as a scapegoat to justify the worst humanity has to offer.
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For example, those who live surrounded by climate-change sceptics may avoid saying anything that suggests humankind is altering the climate, simply to avoid becoming an outcast.
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The aliens have a specific gift for humankind, but they offer something else valuable: a shared concern, a reminder of the ways in which we are similar.
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With a scholar's knowledge and an actor's passion, he helped so many of us appreciate the empathetic relationship between humankind and its masterworks of the built environment.
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The dread here comes from the naturally cutthroat capacity of humankind, as borne out by a group of real estate employees whose livelihoods are on the line.
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"A safari taps into the primitive ways of humankind because you're living in the wild and tracking animals the way hunters and gatherers once did," she said.
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The interrogation scene underlines a major theme in the "Fargo"-verse: That the greed and pettiness of humankind can result in a vast and unnecessary body count.
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Semiconductors now power the most essential products and technology to humankind, from advanced mobile networks to the iPhones of the world to the next-generation artificial intelligence.
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"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" was an attempt to write a genetic, anthropological, cultural, social and epistemological history of humans over the last 100,000-odd years.
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As deadlines whizzed by, the future astronaut program evolved, organizing group trips from the Farnborough Air Show to the 'Cradle of Humankind' fossil site in South Africa.
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Contrary to the very optimistic assumptions made at the time, so far humankind has not returned to the moon since 1972, making lunar land rights largely theoretical.
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Any denial or indifference to the horror of this chapter in the history of humankind diminishes all men and women everywhere and invites repetition of this great evil.
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Beijing seems to have concluded that nuclear-armed super states can only cooperate peacefully in a "win-win" mode – unless they are hell-bent on destroying the humankind.
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"We are in the early days of directed evolution's revolution which, in many different ways, is bringing and will bring the greatest benefit to humankind," the organization said.
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History is full of incredible female role models who push boundaries, break glass ceilings, and achieve groundbreaking victories in own their careers and for humankind as a whole.
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The iconic record, which NASA developed to represent humankind to alien civilizations, was printed onto gold-plated copper and launched into space aboard Voyager 1 back in 1977.
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Despite America's desire to go back to the moon and on to Mars, to paraphrase the line from Apollo, "in peace with all humankind," China would be excluded.
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After that opening, The Last Knight jumps to the present day, where humankind as a whole is none too pleased about the giant alien cyborgs within our midst.
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" Kim insisted North Korea&aposs "objective and resolve to do our best for the sake of peace and stability of the Korean Peninsula and all humankind remain unchanged.
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Legends that circulate in Westeros, however, speak of a race that seems to have been the Others and was a major adversary of humankind thousands of years ago.
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Trump's harsh view of humankind, expressed through his dog metaphors, helps to explain why his campaign is so short on vision and uplift, and so long on vitriol.
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Jesse Burke's latest project, entitled 'Wild & Precious,' documents a meaningful journey that Burke and his daughter, Clover, embarked on — a journey to cultivate connectedness between humankind and nature.
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What else could humankind possibly need that we don't already have, aside from more clean water, an actionable plan to combat climate change, and politicians with higher IQs?
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Sufjan Stevens can only make Sufjan Stevens music, which is all fine and dandy because said music is some of the most beautiful to be created by humankind.
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Nevertheless, we have an opportunity here to discuss these ethics and decide what type of character we want to define humankind, collectively, when faced with a Kobayashi Maru.
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And when humankind gathered in unison to bear witness to Neil Armstrong's small step/giant leap five decades ago, it created a palpable and global sense of wonder.
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Diana's origin story functions perfectly well on its own merits, but it's bookended by scenes set in the present day, as Diana reflects on her role among humankind.
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Johannesburg, South Africa (CNN)South Africa's Cradle of Humankind, an expanse of farmland and rolling hills outside Johannesburg, has already unlocked some of the great mysteries of evolution.
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"With this art intervention I would like to challenge our perception of nature and sharpen our awareness of the future relationship between nature and humankind," the curator says.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Only an oafish fool with malign political proclivities would try to expunge Islam from the story of the betterment of humankind.
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Although such challenges have been with humankind since the advent of farming, experts warned this week that climate change and biodiversity loss could accelerate and expand their spread.
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When fear fuels violence and violence proliferates fear, against all that have reduced humankind to vicious specificities, it is to this one sign that we must inevitably return.
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Perhaps Alzheimer's Disease could provide the urgency, the direction and the money to propel us not only to its cure, but also to a better brain for humankind.
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The language that had been used before the space age to describe the relationship of humankind and the sky was, to put it in simple terms, pre-Copernican.
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Paleontologists estimate that before the global spread of humankind the average rate of species extinction was one species per million in each one- to 10-million-year interval.
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You may call it the globalist side, although it's not so much global trade as the free movement of people and the unity of all mankind, all humankind.
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Those are all opportunities for jobs, as well, as for improving humankind, so ... I think there's gonna be as many opportunities as there's gonna be, you know, disconnects.
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"We are in the early days of directed evolution's revolution which, in many different ways, is bringing and will bring the greatest benefit to humankind," the committee wrote.
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But our community has something up its sleeve: the practices we hold dear, the ones we devote ourselves to critiquing and analyzing, are as old as humankind itself.
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"The crisis presents a huge challenge to all humankind in a globalized world," Ma said in a statement published to Twitter just after midnight on the East Coast.
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Read more " _____ • Lawrence Torcello in The Guardian: "I'm a climate alarmist because there is no morally responsible way to downplay the dangers that negligent policies [...] pose to humankind.
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"See" Starring "Aquaman" and "Game of Thrones" actor Jason Momoa, the epic drama takes place 600 years in the future after a virus has decimated most of humankind.
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"See" Starring "Aquaman" and "Game of Thrones" actor Jason Momoa, the epic drama takes place 600 years in the future after a virus has decimated most of humankind.
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In the novel, technology is destroying humankind — through a master computer called Archos that's gained not only sentience but quick control over most other computers across the world.
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On September 22nd, at the 92nd Street Y, the tenth annual Summit will bring together global citizens to share their ideas on creating a sustainable future for humankind.
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But I'm also drawn to the argument Derek Parfit made, that my individual identity isn't what matters because I'm just bound up in this broader project of humankind.
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The experience of the last four decades suggest that the climate system is becoming increasingly inhospitable to humankind — and that much of it is of our own doing.
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If Google had adopted OpenAI LP's cap on returns, Bezos would've gotten $25 million dollars — a handsome return on his investment — and the rest would go to humankind.
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What I'm hoping is that my robots will embody a form of intelligence that will survive the collapse of humankind and go out into the universe with intelligence.
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After all, if you look at the accomplishments of humankind over the last few thousand years, you can see that at the core, we really love to work.
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Since their launch in 1977, the twin space probes have hurtled through our Solar System and beyond, still carrying these archives of humankind billions of miles from our planet.
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Obama appreciates an excellent novel like John Steinbeck's In Dubious Battle, but doesn't shy away from hard-hitting nonfiction, like Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind.
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The character and meaning of this astonishing output—and its bearing on humankind—is the subject of Werner Herzog's latest documentary, "Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World".
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The Great Expansion of Humankind in the 21st Century, off this planet is today the topic at every space conference and policy discussion, amongst billionaires and high school students.
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And now a new cleavage is polarizing our society: Will demands to tackle climate change prove too much for German industry, or too little to prevent humankind from suicide?
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In order to survive and flourish in the 213st century, humankind needs effective global cooperation, and so far the only viable blueprint for such cooperation is offered by liberalism.
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"This morning, a lone explorer — a machine made by humankind — finished its mission 900 million miles away," Earl Maize, Cassini program manager said after the end of the mission.
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It's just there to be, to remind the player that the squabbles of humankind were what created this world, and this world will reap its revenge on who survived.
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We were really excited to announce this week that "humanKIND" is the the latest theme for our Wynwood Walls murals, which will be revealed at Art Basel this December.
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"They're basically asking the court to recognize a tort that would hold (the oil companies) responsible for the way civilization and humankind have developed over the ages," Boutrous said.
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But unlike your typical personal care products, the By Humankind portfolio products are rethought from the ground up to eliminate single-use plastic and be kind to the environment.
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With the shampoo, the By Humankind team decided to eliminate the plastic bottle by simply taking a page out of the old soap bar playbook, creating a shampoo bar.
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And, like it or not, humankind today faces three common problems that make a mockery of all national borders, and that can be solved only through global co-operation.
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Here Are the Bad Things NASA Thought Might Happen to the First Astronauts on the MoonFifty years ago this week, humankind landed on the Moon for the first time.
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Commuting during the summer is its own kind of private hell — if you take public transit, you are publicly subjected to every range of body odor known to humankind.
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In 1983, Dr. Sagan and four other scientists published their conclusion that an all-out nuclear war, presumably between the United States and the Soviet Union, could doom humankind.
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"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," Yuval Noah Harari This look at the entire history of the human race sparked lots of great conversations at our family's dinner table.
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" Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its sister technologies will be the engine behind the fourth industrial revolution, which the World Economic Forum described as "unlike anything humankind has experienced before.
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Humankind has known for centuries that running sucks, and yet we keep running—lacing up the ol' stomperinos for an afternoon clip-clop in the park, as they say.
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In her allegorical reworking of biblical narratives of the fall and rebirth of humankind, Verney is a humble shepherd boy who marries into the royal family at Windsor Castle.
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Second, that humankind can be split into good and bad people, whereas, as Solzhenitsyn put it, "the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being".
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On Thursday, Parker felt relieved by "humankind" as she opened her door to new pumpkins from "sweet, kind" people named "Betsy and Rachel" and another person who Parker left unnamed.
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The battle against the insects on the streets of Brazil is the latest in an ancient war between humankind and the Culicidae, or mosquito, family which the pests frequently win.
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If you think we should go back to some pre-liberal golden age, please name the year in which humankind was in better shape than in the early 21st century.
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But what are the sorts of things that are important to humankind, which the current model of either large companies investing in or VCs investing in, aren't going to solve?
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Says Vigne: "The plight that currently faces the northern white rhinos is a signal to the impact that humankind is having on many thousands of other species across the planet."
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As it states in the bio, Austra's third album imagines our future world as a dystopian society, but one holding out hope for humankind to rise above and bring change.
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He argues, for instance, that secular humanism is really monotheism in disguise, where humankind is God and salvation can be achieved through our own efforts rather than through divine intervention.
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By the 2190rd century, Roddenberry posited, imperfect humankind would somehow unite to conquer war, pestilence, intolerance and other ills to spread its enlightened vision into the final frontier of space.
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This is the central contradiction of Gorbachev's story: After achieving immense power, his gift to humankind was to decline to wield it and to give it up without much fuss.
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That's typical of Chekhov, for whom understanding the worst of that aggravating and self-destructive collective known as humankind did not exclude embracing it, enjoying it and even loving it.
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The belief that humankind will eventually achieve lasting peace and happiness merely recapitulates Christianity's salvation history, in which the People of God will be redeemed at the end of days.
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On Technology Every so often, an idea comes along that mesmerizes Silicon Valley and convinces the most powerful people there that this innovation will irrevocably alter the course of humankind.
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Now, in the twenty-first century, as we approach an ice-free, accessible pole that has succumbed to our influence, we dream of a faraway frozen land unspoiled by humankind.
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And since I didn't realize this, I'd keep cutting more and more to try and cover it, which ultimately resulted in the worst set of heavy bangs known to humankind.
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And because I tend to be a Frank Capra person who believes in the essential goodness of humankind, the jerks I play are somehow a little easier to live with.
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Nope. The United Nations secretary general, António Guterres, on Thursday called climate change "the most systemic threat to humankind" and urged world leaders to curb their countries' greenhouse gas emissions.
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"Some of the engineers in the Valley have the biggest egos known to humankind," Mr. Khanna, the Silicon Valley congressman, said during a round-table discussion with officials in Youngstown.
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When the work's mass of voices pulsed across the auditorium, a sense of Stockhausen's stated interest in the fate of humankind — not just his own story — was made excitingly concrete.
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The Times Magazine this week is devoted to the period from 703 to 1989, when humankind first came to a broad understanding of the causes and dangers of climate change.
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Wouldn't it be uplifting if humankind were to do something that would bring joy and pride back to this benighted civilization, like returning to the moon, this time to stay?
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Chiang's materialist universe is a secular place, in which God, if there is one, belongs to the phenomenal realm of scientific investigation and usually has no particular interest in humankind.
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" — Angie Thomas, author of "The Hate U Give," in an interview with NPR Stop The Presses "The printing press has recorded and spread some of the greatest achievements of humankind.
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But how far will he go to save humankind, along with those already infected, and can he do it before an all-out blood war ensues between humans and vampires?
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Their mission is twofold: trying to force politicians to act on one of the most dire issues facing humankind and building an army of young people to send the message.
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"From a historic point of view, this is a testimony to one of the most brutal episodes in the history of humankind," Unesco says in its justification for the designation.
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Asteroid science will help humankind gain a better understanding of the little part of the universe where our home planet orbits the typical, commonplace star that we called the sun.
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The cult identity is also given phobias—irrational fears that terrible things will happen to the world and to them if they betray the Vanguard, the only hope for humankind.
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Understanding all this will help humankind safely fly to Mars and beyond, but it could also be a window into what causes cardiovascular disease and other health problems on Earth.
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Francis Bacon, an English intellectual and early contributor to the movement, thought that through disinterested and open inquiry, nature's secrets could be understood and then manipulated to the benefit of humankind.
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Wolk plays the aforementioned renegade zoologist, who in season one was determined to end a series of mysterious animal attacks that seemed to hint toward a coordinated worldwide mutiny against humankind.
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This claim that equates eating eggs with one of the most dangerous health behaviors known to humankind is absurd and reflects an out-of-date understanding of cholesterol's role in health.
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Both the research agenda and the objective of the company are based on the premise that machines, in the future, can reach beyond human-level intelligence and potentially turn against humankind.
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We buy strap-ons and vibrators and plugs and whips and clamps and saddles and rabbits and edible lotions and every lubricant known to humankind and items ribbed for my pleasure!!!!
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Kurzweil believes that within his lifetime, a historical achievement known as the Singularity will allow humankind to ascend to the next level of evolutionary existence: its inseparable union with artificial intelligence.
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At present there is no consensus on what level and distribution of risk humankind is willing to accept from such technologies, nor what loss of wildness it is willing to accept.
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As tragic as this fire was, we must be reminded that the purpose of the church is not to celebrate the works of humankind, but to celebrate the works of God.
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"Like the Apollo astronauts before them, these individuals will travel into space carrying the hopes and dreams of all humankind, driven by the universal human spirit of exploration," SpaceX's announcement reads.
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Early on in the evolution of humankind, the survival of our species depended on our ability to live in cooperative groups where food, warmth, and safety were easier to come by.
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The 2016 Republican convention hit controversy again Monday, after one congressman wondered aloud on live TV which "sub-groups" of humankind have contributed as much to civilization as western Christian people.
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You probably know Lucasfilm as the the studio responsible for the Star Wars franchise and, more importantly Jar Jar Binks, the closest humankind has come to touching the face of God.
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IBM's superbot is greeted with plenty of eye rolls and skepticism, eventually causing the session's attendees to short-circuit over his goals of helping humankind rather than wiping it from existence.
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" Ken Ilgunas: "Given the extent of the mess we've made of the Earth in just the past hundred years, we tend to forget that humankind has always been a destructive species.
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At the end, Magneto decides that destroying [metaphoric or literal representation of humankind] would be bad, and he and Xavier are cool bros again even though [take your pick] almost died.
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You go to these movies and you see these actors and what they do to each other... It's crimes against humankind that you couldn't imagine, that people have imagined for you.
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The CEO told the MIT Technology Review on Thursday that he hopes Apple technology will protect people's privacy, even when using tools like machine learning to address the ills of humankind.
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While it might appear that Wys' work looks backwards, it also looks to the future, exploring how the communication between technology and humankind ultimately affects our awareness of our own aesthetics.
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We might spend some time on threats like superbugs and nuclear war that could end humankind altogether and prevent trillions or quadrillions of humans from enjoying happy lives in the future.
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Matters of magic begin to supplant the usual divisions of humankind, though this might be because there's little mention of survivors who aren't white, cishet or practitioners of Celtic belief systems.
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The ecologically minded can come for the very English style of environmentalism, the lyrical depiction of the natural world, the evocation of nature's harsh harmonies and the dissonant cruelty of humankind.
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Not only were they the first spacecraft to visit the asteroid belt, Jupiter, and Saturn; they even carried with them a plaque that carried a message on behalf of all humankind.
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So as long as humankind keeps going, it's not that important that I personally live to 100 or 120 or what have you, even if I myself might enjoy doing so.
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Perhaps, artificial intelligence will risk the world order to promote its overarching goal of paperclip mania; or instead, humankind will gradually succumb to the tumultuous rigors of the vast paperclip economy.
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There is no employment upside to an "America First" retreat from global leadership on one of the few issues that can accurately be described as a potentially existential threat to humankind.
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Of course, humankind has no control over the sun, so there will always be a certain inevitability inherent in how our planet experiences flares and their accompanying streams of sun-stuff.
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"The news that emissions are rising after the three-year hiatus is a giant leap backwards for humankind," said Amy Luers, executive director of Future Earth, an international sustainability science research organization.
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It may not always be on the forefront of our minds, but everything on earth (that isn't, ya know, trees and animals and stuff) has been inspired by the curiosity of humankind.
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This is another area where robots can lead the way for humankind, and as such robotic systems are developed for off-planet labor, their diverse applications to tasks here on Earth grow.
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Even more importantly, whether people like it or not, humankind today faces three common problems that make a mockery of all national borders, and that can only be solved through global cooperation.
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The first season is essential viewing to establish the show's larger plot, involving the banishment of humans from the magical realm of Xadia and a brewing war between humankind and magical creatures.
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By this point in the film series, most of humankind has succumbed to the simian flu, a virus that all but eradicated human populations while boosting the brainpower of non-human primates.
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Covenant leans into its predecessor's most alienating aspects – its philosophizing, its contempt for humanity – and delivers a darkly compelling rumination on creation, destruction, the purpose of life, and the value of humankind.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Throughout history, a few musical minds have helped cultivate cities of greatness; cultural behemoths that stand as examples of the sheer humbling creativity of humankind.
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While David Harbour gave an unexpectedly passionate speech on behalf of the cast, Ryder, who plays Joyce Byers on the Netflix original, stood by making every possible facial expression known to humankind.
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This is a replica of the gold pin the astronauts placed on the moon before they left: It's an olive branch, less than 2363 inches long, meant to symbolize peace among humankind.
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This is a replica of the gold pin the astronauts placed on the moon before they left: It's an olive branch, less than 2003 inches long, meant to symbolize peace among humankind.
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The title, which Deal and Francis repeat in harmony at the chorus, strips humankind of its hubris with a reminder that we're all primates who rely on an ecosystem we've almost destroyed.
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This survival mechanism served humankind well back when we were hunters and gatherers, living each day with the very real threat of being killed by someone or something in our immediate surroundings.
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Of course, one of the great dividers of humankind has always been religion, and history would have it that the United States is a Christian country by tradition, if not by law.
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Like her, those mayors know that more than half of humankind now live in cities and that by 2030 the ratio will have risen to two-thirds, according to the United Nations.
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Raw Data Carcinogens abounded 1.7 million years ago in Early Pleistocene times when a nameless protohuman wandered the South African countryside in what came to be known as the Cradle of Humankind.
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The viewing experience is deeply unnerving, but if we truly want to confront the future of humankind, we need to cultivate a longer, multi-generational mindset — one which Gerrard's practice readily occupies.
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I think that Owen's obvious love of humankind is... In a way, it creates a sort of hope and a positivity within all that horror that there's a deep sense of love.
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The other thing about Mars colonization is, if you think about humankind as a species, if we're around 300-400 years from now, it's probably not because we stayed put on Earth.
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The contraption might seem like the work of real-life Bond villain Elon Musk, or the latest invention from Boston Dynamics destined to revolt on its masters and wage war on humankind.
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" Later, considering this wrenching scene, I thought of Milton's formulation of free will, in " Paradise Lost ," in which God says that he made humankind "sufficient to have stood, though free to fall.
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"Terminator: Dark Fate" is the newest film in the "Terminator" franchise, and focuses on the efforts of a group of women to defeat a robot assassin and save the future of humankind.
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"We as a nation have come to put soldiers on a pedestal and see them as morally superior to the rest of humankind," says Andrew Bacevich, a military historian at Boston University.
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" As he puts it, "Art is a constant effort to strike past the mere daily doings of humankind in order to arrive at … the essence of what it is, simply, to be.
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Macron is what Europe's got to sway Trump, reinvent the trans-Atlantic bond, and keep him from trashing the American-led multilateral order that has held humankind from world war since 1945.
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After so many years of killing off the slavering beasts — what most of humankind became due to a mad-cow-like disease — the four had come to discern some differences among them.
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The greatest advances in medicine were a result of research conducted after World War II, motivated exclusively to enable humankind to better understand nature, not to come up with a new drug.
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The future became less a thing we create through our present-day choices or hopes for humankind than a predestined scenario we bet on with our venture capital but arrive at passively.
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But of the roughly 2,20213 types of radioisotopes known to humankind, only 22 are capable of powering a deep-space probe, according to a 2009 study by the National Academies of Science.
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"When humankind has in its hands the technology to absolutely destroy all of civilization there is nothing so important it ought to prevent dialogue and deep discussion," he told the Associated Press.
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All these processes—breeding, treatment with chemicals, grating and other mechanical changes, fermentation, and the use of heat—fell under the heading of cooking, one of the most important technological achievements of humankind.
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" Why it matters: Per the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, "The 2018 Nobel Laureates in Chemistry have taken control of evolution and used it for purposes that bring the greatest benefit to humankind.
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They've helped humankind more or less eliminate smallpox, and kicked measles out of the Americas with the exception of folks who've decided to believe a retracted, manipulated, widely-criticized study of twelve children.
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"Boilermakers are known for making Giant Leaps for the benefit of humankind, from Neil Armstrong's historic first step on the moon to today's plant scientists helping feed the world's growing population," Daniels said.
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At worst, it's a last-ditch back-up plan for humankind, but at its best, working on reaching Mars may just recapture some of the original excitement of the Cold War space race.
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None of these outcomes would be defensible on their own terms, but might be worth it for humankind considering the plausible alternative where he becomes Donald Trump's third or fourth national security adviser.
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Speaking in Beijing at a daily news briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang expressed regret at the U.S. decision, and said climate change was a common challenge faced by all of humankind.
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Boobs. Sculptor Patricia Piccinini consulted with these two when she created "Graham," a mutant doll who represents what humankind might look like if it evolved to be able to withstand severe car accidents.
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Speaking in Beijing at a daily news briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang expressed regret at the U.S. decision, and said climate change was a common challenge faced by all of humankind.
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"What's happening with (North Korea's) illegal and aggressive development of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles ... This is the biggest threat to humankind right now," Ambassador Terry Branstad told CNBC in Beijing on Wednesday.
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The Green New Deal has justifiably generated excitement and enthusiasm among people who believe its goal of cutting greenhouse-gas emissions to net zero over 10 years is a crucial goal for humankind.
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"Imposing the death penalty can help the murderer restore the broken relationship with their creator, not just with humankind," says an article posted by an arm of the convention that addresses public issues.
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They view themselves not as environmentalists — a word that many see as carrying a dubious "liberal" agenda — but as conservationists, who believe in the wise use of resources for the benefit of humankind.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Secret Life and Value of Trees," by Timothy Egan (column, June 9): Understanding the value of trees for humankind requires neither monetizing them nor fantasizing their sentience.
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Finally, Bill Gates is giving millions of dollars to teams trying to invent a better, more sanitary toilet for the good of humankind — and held up a jar of poop to announce it.
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The Golden Child starred Murphy as Chandler Jarrell, a social worker dubbed "The Chosen One" who is tasked with saving Reate's mystical (and kidnapped) "Golden Child," who is considered the savior of humankind.
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Yet he's joked that his district has some of "the biggest egos known to humankind" and he is adamant that Silicon Valley is too exclusive, hardly diverse enough and benefits far too few.
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Other people have founded companies such as Moon Express and Planetary Resources that propose to mine the moon and asteroids for their abundant wealth — for profit as well as the benefit of humankind.
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The Trade Desk's chief marketing officer, Susan Vobejda, said the message of its new campaign, called "Media for Humankind," was well-timed even though the company started putting it together 18 months ago.
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The forty-seven year old billionaire spent two and a half hours on a podcast late Thursday discussing everything from artificial intelligence and its impact on humankind to flame throwers and social media.
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Preserving methods—necessary to food production since the beginning of humankind, which incidentally also began in Africa—including drying, smoking, salting, spicing, and burying foods, are without question endemic to the African continent.
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"I don't think that any person who understands nuclear weapons could ever change his or her thinking in this regard: They are the single most fearsome and dangerous technology created by humankind," he said.
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From the fireflies that light up our backyards to the graceful, glowing jellyfish we admire in aquarium tanks, bioluminescence — an organism's ability to create its own light — has captivated and intrigued humankind for ages.
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Every 30 years they allow the rest of humankind to return to the planet for a single month, but the rest of the time they forbid the presence of outsiders in their fabulous utopia.
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Sometimes Ms Le Guin could seem pessimistic about the fix into which humankind seems to have got itself: a world brutally divided between haves and have-nots, threatened by melting ice and rising seas.
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"Like the Apollo astronauts before them, these individuals will travel into space carrying the hopes and dreams of all humankind, driven by the universal human spirit of exploration," the company said in a statement.
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It's about a tribalism that has existed for as long as humankind has and is now rooted in the fertile soil of the Internet, which is coaxing it toward a full and insidious flower.
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It's about a tribalism that has existed for as long as humankind has and is now rooted in the fertile soil of the internet, which is coaxing it toward a full and insidious flower.
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Although Manda's 20% concentration of zinc oxide can simultaneously dry out your skin and clog your pores, Manda has taken the unique step to include what might be the oldest sunscreen known to humankind.
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Most will not successfully check all the marks for secure usage of anything because the thing they're logging into will not make it anywhere near what the vast majority of humankind would consider easy.
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And the unease produced by the aliens' arrival has some nations thinking about nukes — if the silent invaders don't take humankind out, infighting between panicked nations that refuse to coordinate with one another will.
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Death comes to the forefront of art and culture whenever humankind faces some kind of stress point, whether it's the Black Death or WWI—9/11 is one of those flash points for us.
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Although Manda's 20% concentration of zinc oxide can simultaneously dry out your skin and clog your pores, Manda has taken the unique step to include what might be the oldest sunscreen known to humankind.
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The themes of the play never cohere except in the title, which refers to two otherwise unrelated problems: keeping a movie consistent from scene to scene and keeping humankind alive from generation to generation.
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Game of Thrones In a cozy ship's cabin on Sunday, the two designated world-savers of "Game of Thrones" shared sexy-time gazes and a pledge to fight together for the future of humankind.
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Billionaires Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are casting the fortunes they've spent on building new rockets to help humankind escape our home planet as a far greater legacy than funding more terrestrial good deeds.
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There's also the New York-based personal-care brand By Humankind, which has created a pill-size, alcohol-free mouthwash that, as of next week, comes in candy-colored ginger, mint-lemon and peppermint.
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"The whole history of humankind is basically the definition of who is us and who is them, and the question of whether we should all live under the same set of rules," he said.
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Another possibility is that the aliens targeted Earth, which would use less power, but it would still need more than a trillion watts, "comparable to the total energy consumption of all humankind," Shostak said.
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But scouring through the historical record, he detects a pattern: From the Stone Age to the present, ever since humankind produced a surplus to hoard, economic development has almost always led to greater inequality.
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And when the Turks invented the first coffee pot all the way back in the day, humankind was given the greatest gift of all: a way to finally brew a decent cup at home.
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Morales, who has attacked American fast food for doing "a great deal of harm to humankind," emphasizes the importance of "food sovereignty"—the right of producers to be protected against competition from multinational agribusiness.
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The point of the visit is not to apologize, but to highlight the extreme destruction and suffering that war has brought to humankind and to rededicate ourselves to preventing global conflagration from ever recurring.
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The displays of ancient skulls and bones of some of the earliest human relations, from Ethiopia and elsewhere, as well as tools and ceramics on early craftsmanship, pay homage to the origins of humankind.
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"The crimes committed rank among the most heinous known to humankind, and include genocide and extermination as a crime against humanity," Presiding Judge Alphons Orie said in reading out a summary of the judgment.
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At the end of the "test," the company concludes that the mini experiment is a success, and insinuates that humankind will have some form of defence against the speculative mutant roach of the future.
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Proponents of a "return to 432" run the gamut from New Age bloggers to paranoid pseudoscientists to digital snake-oil salesmen, but they all agree that 440 Hz music is disharmonious and damaging to humankind.
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One of the few things humankind is pretty much in 100% agreement on is the fact that nothing could be so romantic as to find true love and cease to exist at the same time.
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The Rhodium Group, a New York-based research firm, calculated in December that for humankind to keep warming below 22.7 degrees, we need to reduce emissions a colossal one-third from current levels by 22000.
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In Kurzweil's view, intractable problems like climate change, resource scarcity, sickness, and even death will be eliminated by the Singularity, not least because it will liberate humankind from the organic prison of carbon-based bodies.
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The ability to remove species by fiat—in effect, to get them to remove themselves—is, like the prospect of making new species from scratch, a power that goes beyond the past ambit of humankind.
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Dr. Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum), Jurassic Park's quirky Cassandra figure, insists in voiceover that these developments are more than just a consequence of technological hubris, more than just humankind messing with things that it shouldn't.
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In it, a leader from the Spanish Inquisition, who views human nature through a kind of nihilistic realism, confronts Jesus and accuses him of burdening humankind with a freedom of belief that they can't handle.
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"Climate change poses the greatest threat facing humankind and South Africa intends to play its role as part of the global effort to reduce global greenhouse emissions," Mondli Gungubele, the deputy finance minister told parliament.
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In addition to offering some of the most Instagrammable bath and body creations known to humankind, Lush's second biggest claim to fame is its long-standing commitment to fighting animal testing in the beauty industry.
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Launched on "Africa Day" in an area named "The Cradle of Humankind," the exhibit coincides with the publication of a controversial paper that questions the widely-held view that humanity's evolutionary roots lay in Africa.
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But through the prophetic preaching tradition already well established by his time, King brought people of every tribe, class and creed closer toward forming "God's beloved community"–an anchor of love and hope for humankind.
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That humankind has sacrificed for millennia in order to get to the ideas of human autonomy and individual sovereignty and democracy, that the demos can regulate itself, that we cannot let go of these ideas.
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As a franchise that, by nature, asks humankind to be better, Star Trek has demanded these power dynamics from its inception, regardless of whether its creators' limited imaginations or resources were able to provide it.
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But Mr. Trump's leadership means that the United States is sabotaging global efforts to confront climate change at the exact moment in history when humankind can still deflect the worst consequences of this impending disaster.
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His 2014 book "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" is a sprawling account of human history from the Stone Age to the 21st century; Ridley Scott, who directed "Alien," is co-leading its screen adaptation.
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These delicacies and more were packed inside Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin's lunar lunchbox when Apollo 11 hurtled them into space 50 years ago this month, landing humankind on the moon for the first time.
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If the past saw epilepsy as a communal problem, either relating to gods and devils and their intentions for humankind or to the genetic quality of whole nations, it is now a distinctly private one.
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In 2008, he was a leader in drafting Charter 08, a constitutional reform manifesto that advocated respect for "universal values shared by all humankind," including human rights, equality, freedom, democracy and the rule of law.
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"It is a fallacy to say that the Amazon is a heritage of humankind, and it is a misconception, as scientists claim, to say that our forest is the lungs of the world," Bolsonaro said.
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"It is a fallacy to say that the Amazon is the heritage of humankind, and a misconception, as confirmed by scientists, to say that our Amazonian forests are the lungs of the world," said Bolsonaro.
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And once you've found your isolated spot or stretch of sanctioned beach and have stripped down, who can deny a sense of common cause not only with the rest of humankind but with the animals?
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And once you've found your isolated spot or stretch of sanctioned beach and have stripped down, who can deny a sense of common cause not only with the rest of humankind but with the animals?
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You used the word "caste" just now, but in the book you use the phrase "biologically bifurcated humankind" to describe a broader inequality between enhanced citizens of affluent nations and unenhanced citizens of poor nations.
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Even the trip over, in which 220 animals calmly accepted their shared use of the hugely complex technology of a jet plane, revealed the special capacities of humankind: We are inventive and we thrive in groups.
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Self-heating mugs, meditation headbands, and the laziest grilled-cheese-making method known to humankind are just some of the products held within, and we can guarantee he'll never forget them once he's the lucky recipient.
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"Every generation must recognize, and learn from, the atrocities of the Holocaust's incomprehensible suffering and the enduring stain that it left on humankind," Palm Beach County school board Chairman Frank Barbieri Jr. said in a statement.
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Aside from being the sole beings with the ability to save humankind, they're also a wild cast of characters — think Deadly Class meets Misfits, the latter of which Robert Sheehan, who plays Klaus, got his start.
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"I want to be the oldest person to scale Everest again to be an inspiration for humankind, a boost for the elderly people and an encouragement for youths," the Nepalese mountaineer told the publication on Wednesday.
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Deckard describes the heart-wrenching motivations for his self-exile and the agony that has accompanied it; Leto's Wallace monologues at length about his megalomaniacal ambitions to play god to a species that can overrun humankind.
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Thursday, July 13, was a beautiful day for humankind, one marked by a rarely seen natural phenomenon: the meeting of two of the world's most famous and beloved young Brits who happen to be named Harry.
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After all, feeling loyal to humankind and to planet Earth is not inherently more difficult than feeling loyal to a nation comprising millions of strangers I have never met and numerous provinces I have never visited.
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These new formulas bring humankind ever closer to a sunscreen we'll actually want to apply — or, at the very least, won't mind keeping on hand as the sun gradually gets hotter and hotter and then explodes.
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Talismans, amulets, and lucky charms — often in the form of animal sculpture or jewelry — have been used by cultures throughout the world since ancient times, and are thought to be the earliest objects designed by humankind.
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"The plight that currently faces the northern white rhinos is a signal to the impact that humankind is having on many thousands of other species across the planet," said Richard Vigne, the conservancy's chief executive officer.
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The difference lies in how Captain Marvel presents femininity as a gender-specific weakness to overcome and grow from, versus Wonder Woman's world where feminine traits are a universal necessity for the survival of all humankind.
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Then she encounters Xavier Holliday (Joshua Sasse), a dreamy hunk whose carpe-diem attitude holds dark roots: He believes that an asteroid will crash into Earth and wipe out humankind in eight months and 12 days.
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Human capital shortage The world's human capital shortage -- the constraint to the digital revolution and to the advancement of humankind -- is a global dilemma that affects all of us, regardless of ethnicity, geography or socioeconomic status.
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But "ever" is a long time, and blockchainers are still fairly flush with funding from the boom, and — more importantly — armed with two of the most potent weapons known to humankind: technical brilliance and true belief.
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"Each time a new type of physics platform has been successfully harnessed such as electromagnetism, it has led to the exponential growth of new knowledge, benefits to humankind and capital formation," said Kimel, in a statement.
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But it has attracted fresh attention — given the rampant rise of machine learning technology — as a potential route for GDPR to place a check on the power of AI blackboxes to determine the trajectory of humankind.
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The only thing that ends is the dominion of external powers over the destiny of humankind, an abdication that also eliminates the possibility of a returning savior who retrieves the world from the brink of destruction.
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But while Ms. Antonelli, the author of the words above, believes that humankind will go the way of the dinosaur, she also hopes that our species can leave behind an intelligent legacy — a survival of sorts.
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Not just for what they show of the damage that humankind has done and is doing to its only home, but also for the limited options (if any) that these films present to counter that damage.
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Beatriz Cortez's "The Cosmos (Spaceship)," a sleek, mysterious hut with a domed roof, covered in mirrors, suggests a time machine from some distant epoch when humankind will have overcome problems we're not yet even aware of.
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Beatriz Cortez's "The Cosmos (Spaceship)," a sleek, mysterious hut with a domed roof, covered in mirrors, suggests a time machine from some distant epoch when humankind will have overcome problems we're not yet even aware of.
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Mr. Villar Rojas usually plays for bigger stakes than this and usually does so more disruptively — converting galleries into tombs or thanatoriums, in which his artworks appear as mysterious leftovers from a last age of humankind.
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This is the first year of a decisive decade for humankind, and we have no more time to waste if we want to safeguard the quality of life we have today and that of future generations.
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If all of this sounds like a bore, that's because the fundamental truth — that humankind may have to limit the scope of our consumption in order to sustain ourselves — is not all that fun to acknowledge.
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These are ideal conditions for a museum designed and intended to self-destruct, a sort of post-apocalyptic installation art that aliens might've erected to exemplify the materialism of humankind on earth before we became extinct.
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But folded into all of this is the most optimistic view of humankind that Black Mirror has ever shown, featuring humans who actually seem like decent people — something that's often in short supply on Black Mirror.
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But the humble microbial workhorse, with its easy-to-edit genome, has given humankind so much more—insulin, antibiotics, cancer drugs, biofuels, synthetic rubber, and now: a place to keep your selfies safe for the next millennium.
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Through them, we get a taste of how must have felt to see humankind achieve something we only recently realized was even possible, but that we'd been dreaming about since we first looked up at the sky.
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To combat such destructive thinking, Ji says looking back on the country's cultural traditions — specifically the central tenet in Chinese philosophy of tian ren he yi, harmony and unity between humankind and nature — is imperative for survival.
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"This day will certainly be recorded in the annals of the greatest events in the history of humankind," Ashurbeyli said in his inaugural speech to an audience of several hundred in the Hofburg, Vienna's former imperial palace.
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That's why the company spent time and resources creating high-performance formulas for its products, such as the By Humankind deodorant, which the company says kills odor-causing bacteria 40 percent faster than other leading natural deodorants.
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"It took around 400,000 people to land humankind on the moon," astronaut Michael Collins, Apollo 11's command module pilot who did not land on the surface of the moon, reminds us in Google's commemorative Doodle video.
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Historian Yuval Noah Harari's book (one of Barack Obama's 2015 summer reading picks) Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind marries biology and history in a sweeping overview of how we as a species arrived at the present.
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Those who feel like they can intimidate our fellow citizens to take out their anger don't represent the best of America, they represent the worst of humankind, and they should be ashamed of that kind of behavior.
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AI, we have made it our mission to contribute to a world where intelligent robots perform most of the common physical tasks, which will free humankind to be more creative and productive, and enable faster market scalability.
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" West echoed McDowell's suggestion, saying, "I really like the idea of focusing on environmental protection of what is a global commons, or a common heritage of [humankind], which to me seems even stronger than a global commons.
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More likely, nuclear weapons, those "peace-producing and peace-retaining terrors," are simply another horror that given time will grow mundane and familiar — until eventually they are used, this time perhaps in a war that destroys humankind.
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Along the way humankind has passed through various fairly distinct stages of social structure: multivillage agricultural polities known as chiefdoms, ancient city-states, ancient regional states, empires, modern nation-states, alliances of nation-states, and so on.
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In the so-called West, we have broadly agreed that the Holocaust represented the most evil episode in the history of humankind, but it turns out that even this has a kind of cultural and geographic specificity.
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Justin Chang, L.A. Times There are also the usual unsubtle yet hard-to-dispute messages about the inherent treachery of humankind, with its contempt for the environment and its paralyzing fear of what it does not understand.
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The Bebionic Small, designed to be anatomically accurate, shows how technology can already integrate with the human body, and hints at a future where bionic devices could not only complement but enhance humankind as we know it.
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If humankind can't drastically cut its greenhouse gas emissions over the coming decades, it's conceivable every coastal city on the planet will flood as early as 50 years from now, according to the climate scientist James Hansen.
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" On Wednesday, President Xi opened the 19th Communist Party Congress claiming that China had entered a "new era" and was now ready to take "center stage in the world and to make a greater contribution to humankind.
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Cases of covid-45, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, are threatening to overwhelm the American medical system, but all the other diseases and ailments known to humankind don't stop just because there's a pandemic on.
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It's unclear to which character Feige is referring, though there are several possibilities among the star-studded cast, who appear as an immortal alien race sent to Earth by the Celestials to protect humankind from the Deviants.
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"We call on all countries to take joint actions, resolutely put an end to this outdated and regressive behavior and firmly defend the common interests of humankind," the Chinese commerce ministry said, according to a translated statement.
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The adaptations humankind would need to make to survive in a world where temperatures have risen more than 1.5 degrees Celsius would seriously damage the global economy and reduce food security and biodiversity, according to the report.
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"Every generation must recognize, and learn from, the atrocities of the Holocaust's incomprehensible suffering and the enduring stain that it left on humankind," Palm Beach County school board Chairman Frank Barbieri Jr. said in a statement in July.
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But critics have previously questioned his commitment to gender equality, asking whether he is a "fake feminist", and now he is being mocked on Twitter for "mansplaining feminism" and making up the word "peoplekind,"rather than saying "humankind".
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Since Instagram's algorithmic, out-of-order timeline is a mystery to all humankind, the company has rolled out a new feature that will let you know when you've scrolled through all new posts from the last 48 hours.
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Prove the existence of Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the heart of the Milky Way, and you are one step closer to solving another mystery: the origin of humankind, and all life as we know it.
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Humankind is further represented in the play by the ever-excellent Alec Newman as Agnes's abusive ex and Daisy Lewis as a lippy lesbian who remains adamant that the mounting sores are self-inflicted; no conspiracy theorist there.
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But the film beautifully balances hopefulness about creating a perfect system that might eventually benefit all of humankind with a kind of weary pessimism about the fact that humans will probably just set about ruining such a system.
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Now, it's nothing to do with chestnuts, sweet potatoes or Pilgrims, but I think it's worth reading every word Phil Klay writes, and this piece in The Jesuit Review about deployment, God, country and humankind is no exception.
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After she deducted one point from a first-year student's paper last spring for using "mankind" instead of "humankind" — she said she had told the class that "inclusive" vocabulary is required — the student contacted the website Campus Reform.
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In its early scenes, the movie seems to want — in the manner of the similarly soul-draining Bright — to use different species (elves, orcs, fairies, puppets) and their relationships with humankind to say something about race and policing.
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In the blink of an eye, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Zoom went from operating our social communications—serving as the dominant mediating agent of users' human attention—to becoming the dedicated social habitats for humankind.
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In one of the most hostile regions known to humankind, conservationists unearthed an ice-covered fruitcake they believe once belonged to the British explorer Robert Falcon Scott, the New Zealand-based Antarctic Heritage Trust said this past week.
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This revelation opens up innumerable questions on the whys and hows of so many aspects of Abar's life and extracurricular activities, not to mention on Dr. Manhattan's decision to entangle himself in the tiresome lives of humankind again.
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Mr. Aslan, whose program covered global religion and began this year, apologized after his tweets on Saturday, in which he described the president as "an embarrassment to humankind" and compared him, using profanity, to a piece of excrement.
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As the book of Genesis tells it, God had no sooner made a covenant with the survivors of the Flood, agreeing that He would never again try to drown humankind, than they did something new to annoy Him.
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This is the view of Yuval Noah Harari, a lecturer at the Hebrew University, in Jerusalem, and the author of "Sapiens," a bracingly unsentimental history of humankind, which was praised by everyone from Jared Diamond to President Obama.
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With the advancement of CG technology allowing for a more delicate expression of characters' emotions, we decided to take on the challenge to focus on 'love,' which delves deeper into the internal aspect of humankind, as our theme.
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To the extent they're accountable to the international community — that they are morally responsible for continuing to help humankind flourish — they carry a humanitarian obligation to help fix a crisis that has left 19 million people in limbo.
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In their existential musings about the creation of humankind, both films can easily be interpreted as takedowns of men's willingness to try and insert themselves into the path of history—decisions that subsequently have disastrous effects on women.
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Beames declared the space industry is "on a trajectory reminiscent of the early years of the desktop computer," he wrote, one that "portends to alter the destiny of not just today's economy but ultimately the very evolution of humankind."
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If we look at all the main instrument panels humankind has designed and built during the past 55 years, we can see how the display and control system of spacecraft have become more complex and sophisticated and back again.
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The particulars of the story are still wrapped in mystery, but it seems that Diana Prince (you don't really think people just call her "Wonder Woman," right?) bails on her people, the Amazons, to go forth and protect humankind.
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The Passion and many other modern-day Christ re-imaginings fail because they focus on the spectacle of the crucifixion, but they don't explore the empathetic act—dying for the good of humankind—at the core of its story.
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"The foreign policy of the United States has become detached from any defensible conception of U.S. interests and from a decent respect for the rights and dignity of humankind," the institute argues in the initial statement on its website.
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"Whenever we run a simulation, we are traveling along a possible path in the history of humankind," Oscar Lao, a population geneticist at the Center for Genomic Regulation and a co-lead on the study, said in a statement.
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According to the authors, the genomes suggest that there were several distinct but closely related strains that laid siege to humankind during the Plague of Justinian, with some strains even existing at the same time in the same place.
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The premise—that humankind has exhausted Earth's resources and has therefore agreed to a brutal yet practical one-child policy—puts the protagonists of the film—seven identical sisters (each performed masterfully by Noomi Rapace)—in a precarious situation.
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Much more importantly, all humankind on our little planet in this solar system, among the billions of such celestial bodies in this vast universe, will be the ultimate beneficiaries and will have the potential to follow in increasing numbers.
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What holds all the strings together, in tension that slowly ratchets higher each season, is the intrusion of an alien species (or two) that presents an existential threat to humankind, but also presents the opportunity for new technological leaps.
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The empty pockets — a symbol of poverty — in tandem with the encyclopedic information, create a poetic paradox between widespread access to all of human knowledge via the internet and the equally widespread economic woes that plague and pacify humankind.
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The spacecraft were designed to explore the outer solar system, but the record (actually made of copper) also carried a message to any extraterrestrials that may find it: sounds and images that best represented humankind and life on Earth.
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The spacecraft were to explore the outer solar system, but the records (made of gold-plated copper) also carried a message to any extraterrestrials that might find them: sounds and images that best represented humankind and life on Earth.
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For many digitally native, born-good start-ups, sustainability is embedded in their DNA, like By Humankind, a personal care brand dedicated to reducing single-use plastic by introducing plastic-free shampoo and conditioner bars and refillable deodorant containers.
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Kim wanted to become an astronaut because he "fundamentally believed in the NASA mission of advancing our space frontier all the while developing innovation and new technologies that would benefit all of humankind," he said in the 2017 interview.
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As the severity of the climate crisis becomes more apparent with each record-breaking heat wave or melting slab of Arctic ice, humankind is coming to terms with the fact that much of the damage we've wrought is irreversible.
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"Not only does our country hold the Cradle of Humankind, but we also have fossils that help us understand the rise of the gigantic dinosaurs," said South Africa's Minister of Science and Technology Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane in a statement.
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What, after all, is the entire arc of history but a compendium of things — the pottery, cloaks, jewelry, houses, furniture, vessels and tapestries that humankind has always made (and will always make) to assert its presence in the world?
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"It is a fallacy to say that the Amazon is the heritage of humankind, and a misconception, as confirmed by scientists, to say that our Amazonian forests are the lungs of the world," Bolsonaro told the UN in September.
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In January 2017, what started as a subreddit thread about the new White House scrubbing all mention of climate change from its official government website became, just three months later, the single biggest pro-science demonstration in the history of humankind.
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It's important to go back in time so that my daughter's generation and Zendaya's generation realize that these were hard-fought wins for humankind and that the brave people at the center of them were women and people of color.
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NASA's New Horizons explorer successfully "phoned home" on Tuesday after a journey to the most distant world ever explored by humankind, a frozen rock at the edge of the solar system that scientists hope will uncover secrets to its creation.
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By placing decades of tense relations between North and South Korea aside to share a rare moment of unity and camaraderie, these two athletes truly epitomise the Olympic motto: "Placing sport at the service of the harmonious development of humankind."
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That we can try and answer such questions by building devices like LIGO to peer out into the cosmos stands as a testament to the persistent curiosity and ingenuity of humankind — the qualities that we should most celebrate about being human.
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It Raised Crucial Concerns Rose Eveleth says that the failure of Google Glass was a win for humankind: The end of privacy can feel a bit like climate change: two dystopian futures we're hurtling towards with no exit in sight.
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"Last night, overnight, the United States spacecraft New Horizons conducted the farthest exploration in the history of humankind, and did so spectacularly," New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern told a news conference at the Johns Hopkins facility in Laurel, Maryland.
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With $4 million in seed funding led by Lerer Hippeau (with participation from Red Sea Ventures, BoxGroup, SV Angel, Great Oaks, SoulCycle co-founder Elizabeth Cutler, and CPO of Adobe, Scott Belsky, among others), By Humankind offers deodorant, shampoo and mouthwash.
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It may not be the happiest of endings, and it's pretty messed up that the movie's ending comes at the expense of all humankind, but at least we know that humanity is the capable hands of a selfless, kind human: Daughter.
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While the pope noted that the future of humankind is not exclusively in the hands of politicians and leaders of big companies and that "we all need each other," he did issue a pointed message for those with power and wealth.
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"Never before in the history of humankind have people across the world been subjected to extortion on a massive scale as they are today," stated The Evolution of Ransomware, a 2015 report from Mountain View, California-based cybersecurity firm Symantec.
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THE CRADLE OF HUMANKIND, South Africa (Reuters) - An exhibit of the largest collection of fossils of close human relatives ever to go on public display opened on Thursday in South Africa, not far from the caves where they were unearthed.
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Bannon is reportedly leading the effort to convince Trump to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement, the 194-nation accord that world leaders have described as "the best chance we have" at saving humankind from catastrophic global warming.
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Ever since people began writing things down, we have intermittently attempted to write everything down: the nature of the earth and the cosmos, all of prehistory and recorded time, and the political arrangements, cultural productions, and collective wisdom of humankind.
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"The NASA administrator, in my judgment, ought to be a skilled executive capable of managing a portfolio of many of the most challenging technical projects undertaken by humankind, especially at this point, as we are venturing out into the cosmos," Sen.
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The rover touched down Thursday, delivered to the moon by the Chang'e 22019 probe, a historical first for humankind -- the far side of the moon has not previously been visited -- and a major achievement for China's increasingly impressive space program.
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The signal appeared only once in 39 observations, and to produce the observed signal at such a distance would take a transmitter with the power of at least a trillion watts, comparable to the total energy consumption of all humankind.
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Instead of entertaining ideas to relax the standards of wilderness areas, Congress should move to approve these new wilderness designations to give Americans more opportunity to experience a small piece of the Earth largely unmarked by the hand of humankind.
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From the moment that politicians first began selling the public on Arctic exploration and defending it as a noble cause that brought forth all that was highest in humankind, novelists had seen the potential for a very different kind of story.
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"We play in many places where people don't even understand what Liliana is singing about, but they connect through dancing, and that's beautiful; it's an almost ancestral phenomenon in humankind, to connect through our bodies and through movement," says Mejía.
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NARS VIP Room NARS Essentials Set, $59 (valued at $129), available at Ulta This set includes some of NARS' most flattering makeup shades ever created for humankind, including classic red Dragon Girl, peachy-pink Orgasm, and golden-brown Laguna bronzer.
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Kandel's chief aim is to explore "how the processes of the brain that give rise to our mind can become disordered, resulting in devastating diseases that haunt humankind," and he declares at the outset his intention to weave Kraepelin's story throughout.
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Francine Clifford, a local historian in Eyam, believes that Mompesson and Stanley appear to have been appealing to the community's religious values, convincing them that, according to Christian teachings, the town had a moral duty to do something good for humankind.
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But the creators of the folk-rock musical "1969: The Second Man" insist that Mr. Aldrin has been forgotten, eclipsed, because he was merely the second person in all of humankind to walk on the moon, minutes after Mr. Armstrong.
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A relentlessly ambitious one-woman project by the 32-year-old Canadian singer and songwriter Claire Boucher — an all-purpose musician, audio engineer, producer, artist and director — Grimes has a knack for making tragedy and the decline of humankind sound catchy.
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But given that this little logging community in northern Washington seems to be the nexus-point for all that is good and bad with humankind, it does strike a powerfully melancholy note whenever Twin Peaks slides even further into discord.
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In 2031, after a global climate event has rendered the earth uninhabitable, the last remnants of humankind are packed aboard a high-speed train that will never stop and that no one can ever leave, for fear of certain death.
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Even if there have been cases of asymptomatic transmission of this infection — those will be typically rare cases and with just about every other respiratory tract infection known to humankind, those are not the people who are driving an epidemic.
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Early examples include the 1971 thriller "The Andromeda Strain" -- adapted from a book by the prescient author Michael Crichton, who repeatedly returned to concepts (see "Westworld" and "Jurassic Park") in which scientific and technological breakthroughs created existential threats to humankind.
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" They continued, "We urge that those around him, and our elected representatives in general, take urgent steps to restrain his behavior and head off the potential nuclear catastrophe that endangers not only Korea and the United States but all of humankind.
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It is commonly believed here that the trapped souls of murder victims are especially haunting, as they linger in humankind, mourning their untimely, vicious deaths and yearning to complete what they did not have time to do while they were alive.
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Rather than reject the problems of humankind—as he is often accused of doing when he pans the camera away from his characters to focus on nature instead—the director explores the power of human decency in a world of evil.
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But the choice to have Billy Batson/Shazam battle the oldest deadly enemies of humankind (in fact, that's what they were called in some early editions of the comics) seemed both super goofy and oddly high-stakes, all at once.
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Similar to well-cut blue jeans and a luxe trench coat, the leather moto is a true wardrobe essential that will only go out of style when humankind advances to a point at which we eschew clothing in favor of lab-grown bioskin.
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Established in 1895 and first awarded in 1901 to honor those who "have conferred the greatest benefit to humankind," the new font combines the unassuming blandness of sans serif with the utilitarian perfunctoriness of the much-beloved and universally deployed Helvetica font.
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The good news is that, as poverty has receded worldwide, the proportion of humankind who die in wars and civil strife has fallen sharply, from nearly four per 100,000 each year in the 1980s to less than one in the past decade.
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The emblem of one of the great civilizations of antiquity, it soars to a height of 479 feet (146 meters), the tallest structure built by humankind until the Eiffel Tower in Paris in 1889, and boasts a base measuring 754 feet (230 meters).
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Not so with Devilman Crybaby, which takes the premise of the original story—boy meets demon, boy becomes demon, boy-demon goes on a killing spree against demon and humankind—and amps it up with cutting-edge animation and, somehow, even more carnage.
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The philosopher of science who explores Bayesian [statistical] methods in cosmology, or who scrutinizes assumptions behind simplified models in high-energy physics, is no different from the archaeologist, the historian or the anthropologist in producing knowledge that is useful for us as humankind.
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It could be a cheerful snatch of song lyrics, an angry diatribe aimed at the press or the music industry or humankind in general, or — more likely than any of those other options — a sweary and confusing rant about his brother Noel.
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Directed by Neil Marshall and starring Harbour, Milla Jovovich, Ian McShane, Sasha Lane, Penelope Mitchell, and Daniel Dae Kim, the film sees our main dude Hellboy attempting to thwart a powerful fifth century sorceress (Jovovich) with plans to y'know, destroy humankind. Classic.
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