It includes the human species and our closest genetic relatives.
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In other words, another straw on the human species' collective back!
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A sign identified him as a representative of the human species.
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Tribalism is inherently cultural, and the nature of the human species.
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Creative writing matters because the human species is hardwired for narrative.
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Stephen Hawking warns that artificial intelligence (AI) could end the human species.
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Also, the human species has about 28,212 years left according to Stephen Hawking.
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We the human species are so intelligent and we do such astonishing things.
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If the human species specializes in one thing, it's taking on the impossible.
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The elimination of the human species would be a good thing, full stop.
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"Women have been given the responsibility to perpetuate the human species," she said.
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How long will the human species stay alive if the planet's on fire?
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Babies obviously can thrive in this milieu or the human species would not exist.
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The human species is fantastically complex and often doesn't know what it is doing.
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Dicks sees these abandoned missile installations as monuments to the evolution of the human species.
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" In other posts she argued that white women represent "the elite of the human species.
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We're fighting for the existence of the human species, and other sentient beings as well.
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However, what is at stake with germline editing is the genetic future of the human species.
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Pulse of the People Americans aren't very enthusiastic about using science to enhance the human species.
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Though the detailed future of the human species is impossible to predict, basic facts are certain.
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The difference is: We can't change the fact that a virus is attacking the human species.
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Paleoanthropologists say that catastrophic climate change twice almost wiped out the human species in prehistoric Africa.
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In this text, he outlined his conception of Spaceship Earth and the human species as its crew.
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Walking is the most common physical activity of the human species — and of many other species, too.
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Long before it was discussed in boardroom PowerPoints, competition was what allowed the human species to thrive.
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In books, "Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow" focuses on the future of the human species.
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It's a long-view history lesson in how innovations that we take for granted transformed the human species.
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The canine solution The human species, even aided by the increasingly advanced machines it builds, has its limitations.
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The human species is old, the Miracle is new, and the two have not yet come into alignment.
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After we all as the human species have that connection with her again, everything will fall in place.
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Naïveté is the new realism — or else we, the human species, will become just another bad biological experiment.
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"Whole philosophies have evolved over the question whether the human species is predominately good or evil," she wrote.
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However, critics fear that tampering with the human species is unnatural and unpredictable — and may ultimately prove dangerous.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson on space, fame, and the future of the human species What is Paul Krugman afraid of?
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He says DNA ancestry tests reinforce "scientific racism" by highlighting and misrepresenting patterns of difference in the human species.
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I think people are up for the challenge, and it wouldn't require a fundamental transformation of the human species.
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Photo: GettyIt's not bad enough that the flu virus is tearing the human species a new one this winter.
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"Extinction today has become a possibility, not just for some animals, but for us, the human species," Mitchell said.
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We are the human species and we have to take responsibility for other people's dignity as well as ours.
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The AGI may then see humans as a threat to its self-preservation and seek to extinguish the human species.
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The projected results vary: the extermination of the human species by godlike artificial intelligences is a favourite of the pessimists.
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At the same time, the human species is an agent of justice, having crafted laws designed to hold criminals accountable.
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We will face problems beyond race, nationality, and gender; it forcs us to consider the future of the human species.
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It's a story of survival, as characters struggle to preserve their ideal version of a future for the human species.
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And the duties are stressful, to say the least: annihilating archnemeses, saving the human species, and always racing against time.
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"The human species is incredibly responsive, we wait until there is a problem to do something about it," he said.
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It's not unreasonable to say that the challenge we face today is the greatest the human species has ever confronted.
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Yet these are not challenges but chillingly realistic scenarios of utter destruction and the eventual elimination of the human species.
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In a world where the human species has doomed itself to extinction, everyone is desperate to have some sense of control.
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H&M CEO Karl-Johan Persson is speaking out against a trend that poses a serious threat to the human species.
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If the capitalist market system is the ultimate expression of the human species-being, then man is an odd bird indeed.
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If the human species is one organism, and we believe it is, then we are all cells of a singular being.
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Although there is a clear scientific definition of the human species, our chemical foundations are no different than earth's other organisms.
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Both of those were also coronaviruses in animal populations that jumped to the human species in the natural environment,' Schaffner said.
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But "this is a time of incredible peril for the human species and for the health of the planet," he said.
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It's wild how much we undervalue the utterly core labor of keeping the human species going and learning and capable and clothed.
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To avoid this fate, Hawking said the human species will have to seek a habitable planet elsewhere, according to the Sun newspaper.
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Good luck on your quest to build your own Westworld host and cheers to the human species as we gradually slide into irrelevance.
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I am not sure that I am optimistic about the survivability of the human species, but I am optimistic in that limited way.
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The human species is the agent of a terrible injustice being perpetrated against other species, future generations, ecosystems and our fellow human beings.
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Historical (we prefer to say ahistorical) progressions in the human species have lead us to this moment where we either mutate or disintegrate.
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"I like to say this is the most important century of the environment in the history of the human species," Dr. Novacek said.
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"Given projected increases in global population and projected decreases in resources, the human species could become extinct by the year 3000," Thacker writes.
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"This is a huge endeavor for the human species, and it'll take cooperation from more than just our own space program," Stack said.
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But she isn't entirely wrong about the ways of the human species, which is to replace one form of organized cruelty with another.
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While hooking up with foreigners isn't really a big problem for the human species, for fish, the language of love is not so universal.
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He believes that his work is hastening the evolutionary development of the human species into something that can no longer be called strictly human.
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Depending upon the extent of the nuclear exchange, cities, countries, civilization, and even all complex life, including the human species, would be at risk.
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The multi-room installation generates "narratives about the future of the human species in the post-genetic engineering age," according to a YBCA statement.
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Evolutionary psychologists teach us that lies, self-deception and hypocrisy are essential to ordinary psychological well-being and the survival of the human species.
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In other words, we do not know whether aging as most of us now experience it is normal for the human species or not.
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It seems we might need those genes for something else that the human species considers an even more urgent, primal need – raising lots of children.
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You might even go so far as to suggest that the human species is a plague, given the untold destruction we've wrought on this planet.
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Yet this is a dazzling accomplishment, a reflection of an encyclopedic knowledge of comparative religion and of a wisdom about spirituality in the human species.
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The microorganisms in Ecosynthesis were specifically inspired by Arthur C. Clarke's Childhood's End, in which alien overlords look at the human species as simple lifeforms.
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The study counters previous hypotheses, which suggested that the behemoth was so disastrous it caused the human species to teeter on the brink of extinction.
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Ritual, as we've come to learn, is the basis of all human culture and a core feature in the evolutionary history of the human species.
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Residents view the role as crucial to preserving not just their way of life but also the "survival of the human species," our writer says.
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It was as if he were dismantling yet another hierarchical convention, revealing the conventional separation of the human species from other species as a fiction.
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That would mean the basic brain chemistry needed to process language may be much older than the human species, and is likely present in other animals.
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But in contrast with the fears of prominent technologists like Elon Musk, Mason doesn't worry about the threat to the human species of super intelligent machines.
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But why would we expect socialists to be able to ever comprehend or understand the human species when they today insist that men can have periods?
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But he seems to feel that if he is to maintain his positive stance he must credit the human species with an evolutionary legacy of nonviolence.
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Harari is not the first to describe this progression of the human species, but his account may well be one of the most chilling to date.
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Their list of officially denied events soon included such things as the moon landing and, in short, the thrust of the history of the human species.
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Possibly. But it might also be an expression of its insatiable humanity, an appetite for more and more about the human species, the visual equivalent of gossip.
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Walsh points to a 2017 study in which a group of undergraduate students calculated how long the human species would last if we subsisted on cannibalism alone.
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Her comic delivery — clipped and emotionless, like an imprecise calculation of the human species — has pinged off the all-too-human bungling of Richard and Erlich beautifully.
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Although medical students usually stick to the human species, Harvard med students have been signing up for rotations at the zoo during their final months of training.
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If you really believe that the most powerful companies in the world are destroying the human species, shouldn't you counterattack with more than a sharpie and a thesaurus?
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The line the author, God or Man, crosses in criticizing the human species is this: We humans are the only creatures who know that death waits for us.
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For the Sahtuto'ine, Mr. Neyelle and Mr. Gaudet explained, the lake was a powerful force in the world: a place critical to the survival of the human species.
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Clubbing is tribal, it's sexual, it's political—it's the human species in fight or fuck mode, and is thus a very effective way of distilling what we're really about.
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With a core message that climate change is an "emergency" that threatens the survival of the human species, Extinction Rebellion is sounding a shriller alarm than past climate protests.
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The skulls and bones could represent the earliest known fossils of Homo sapiens, the human species to which we all belong, scientists said in two new studies published Wednesday.
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In that inclusive form of adaptation, the human species becomes our operative group, and we do all we can to bring our historical and psychological imagination to the task.
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Therefore we as a species should be very grateful to Mr. Bezos for prioritizing the humanization of space, and in the process ensuring the preservation of the human species.
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Yet with the population still growing and the human species not yet mastering photosynthesis, the federal government was faced with the question of how to keep American farms afloat.
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Today we need to plan for a new way to live on the Earth because as some elders say, it is starting to get angry at the human species.
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The mind of 210 million years of whale intelligence collides with the human species in that moment and one is made to confront the fragility of the human intellect.
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"This fanaticism is an attack on civilizations and thus on the unity of the human species," Hollande told the UNESCO conference, referring to Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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"This link could be a mechanism deeply rooted in our evolutionary past when help with childcare was crucial for the survival of the human species," Hilbrand told Reuters Health by email.
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Musk has been particularly outspoken on the topic, though his fixation has generally been the idea that artificially intelligent robots pose an existential risk to the future of the human species.
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I kind of love my position here because if we don't make it within 20ish years, I win, but if we do make it, the human species as a whole wins.
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"The ability to geolocate the size and location of human populations over time helps us understand the evolving characteristics of the human species, especially human interactions with the environment," they write.
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Since then, the Bulletin's board has determined how far the clock's minute hand will move, usually to draw attention to worldwide crises it believes threaten the survival of the human species.
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If you look at all the nuclear weapons on the planet that can extinguish the human species, 583 percent of them reside in the hands of two countries, the U.S. and Russia.
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From discussions about pay equity (still not happening) to Hillary Clinton's historic presidential nomination, the year was kind of mixed and messy in terms of progress for half of the human species.
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It was part of a pattern of emergences of unknown viruses extremely deadly to humans that we're making what are called cross-species jumps out of wild creatures into the human species.
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At the same time, there are more people living to 100 than there have been at any other point in the available records, suggesting the human species may have reached its limit.
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The first hack occurred when the human species was able to grow old enough to transmit valuable survival information from grandparent to grandchild, which corresponded to a dramatic improvement in human survival.
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"It is hard to imagine that empathy — a characteristic so basic to the human species — came into existence only when our lineage split off from that of the apes," says de Waal.
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He condemns over-ambitious efforts to re-engineer the human species but has nothing to say about the Bolshevik dream of "creating a new type of human being", whatever the cost in blood.
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Many judge the natural-ness of something on its distance from human influence, which is a naive position, since few of the spaces around us developed without the influence of the human species.
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However, while the number of nuclear weapons has come way down, civilization and possibly the human species could be wipred out by only a tiny percentage of the nuclear weapons that still exist.
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If we protect half the global surface, Wilson argues, the fraction of species protected will be about 85 percent, which would keep life on earth, including the human species, in a safe zone.
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If the Space Force can put assets in place to prevent an Earth-approaching object from ending the human species, it will have justified any effort and expense to create and maintain it.
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Skakkebaek's 0003 paper raised concern about the ability of the human species to continue reproducing itself, but skeptics immediately attacked, questioning the reliability of the original sperm studies the analysis was based on.
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Though turkey hunting is largely dominated by men (the gobblers of the human species, so to speak), Cantrell Lowe, 32, hopes to become one of the first women to complete a super slam.
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"The governance framework we are calling for will place major speed bumps in front of the most adventurous plans to re-engineer the human species," the experts said in a commentary in the Nature.
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In fact, if we send out a message and it's received by less-than-friendly aliens, that could pose an existential threat not only to the human species but to every species on Earth.
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What it means: Basically, the human species has made an evolutionary trade off over time – better chances for reproduction even though those same genetic changes also lead to potentially fatal disease complications later in life.
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Stephen Hawking has penned a thoughtful appeal for post-Brexit Britain to reconsider the role that wealth plays in society, warning that isolationism and envy could even lead to the end of the human species.
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In addition to his responsibilities running Tesla and SpaceX, Musk has taken a keen interest in artificial intelligence, which he has at times characterized as a potential threat to the survival of the human species.
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While the structure in the movie relates to the advancing and evolution of the human species, Aaajiao's monolith possesses a small, embedded receipt printer which endlessly prints out what appears to be strings of gibberish.
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For any romantic coupling at all to take place, they argue implicitly—and, indeed, for the human species to have any hope of propagating itself—men must exert themselves, and women must gratefully accept them.
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Even if there was a zombie apocalypse and you were the last man on earth, I would not consider this an option and would rather the human species perish as a result of my decision.
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The lessons at Hopi and North Dakota, British Columbia and the Amazon are a litmus test for the future of the human species about how we should tend to our one and only home planet.
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Project Iseult will also allow scientists "to better understand our brain and how it works, and to study characteristics of what is special to the human species, things like music, mathematics and language", added Boulant.
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Project Iseult will also allow scientists "to better understand our brain and how it works, and to study characteristics of what is special to the human species, things like music, mathematics and language", added Boulant.
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Yet by breaking the cultural stranglehold of domesticity, Hefner opened the door for a wider sexual revolution, one that would have room for the half of the human species that Hefner himself was often hostile to.
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Artist's concept of OSIRIS-REx arriving at BennuIllustration: Heather Roper/University of ArizonaThe new year has brought important milestones for two space missions—but only one of them deals in the very survival of the human species.
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"There is a spectrum of all possible minds; even within the human species, you are quite different to your neighbor, and yet this variation is nothing compared to all of the possible minds that could exist," McIntyre said.
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Last week, the NIH launched an initiative to update the human reference genome (about 70 percent of which belongs to one white man from Buffalo, New York) to more fully represent the genetic diversity of the human species.
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With all the money at the world's disposal, with all the world's billionaires, can the human species not find the conservation will to save a being that has taunted childhood's very imaginations since children first learned to talk?
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Of course, this is a single study about birds, which means as nice as it sounds to pond jump some bones across the world for the sake of preserving the human species, you can't extrapolate its findings to us.
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The resulting shift from Lower Paleolithic Acheulian culture to the Middle Paleolithic, which happened between 300,2000 to 200,000 years ago, signified a monumental transition for the human species, marked by the adoption of more sophisticated tools and manufacturing techniques.
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Maggie Nelson, author of The Argonauts: Any argument that bodies soon won't matter seem to me in bed with the view that global warming isn't a lethal threat to the human species, along with the reams of other forms of life.
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The four scientists who spoke with Gizmodo are just a tiny fragment of the greater climate science community, which nearly universally agrees humans are responsible for climate change, which virtually all of them also agree could have disastrous impacts on the human species.
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The way we eat and produce food has become so destructive to the environment and our health that it now threatens the long-term survival of the human species, an international commission of 37 scientists write in a sprawling new Lancet report.
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Illustration: APSlightly over half of people in the UK believe that if the Earth received communications from an extraterrestrial, then the human species should collectively act like huge dumbasses and respond, according to a University of Oxford poll cited by Sky News on Tuesday.
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Speaking at the Space Development Conference in Los Angeles over the weekend, Mr Bezos made the argument that in order to protect Earth and allow the human species to continue growing, we need to move much of our industrial activity to the moon, or even asteroids.
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This standpoint operates collectively and individually, spotlighting the culpability of a free and prosperous electorate whose tax dollars are funneled to support atrocities south of the border, as well as the genetic propensity of the human species to abandon mercy and reason for animalistic, tribal instincts.
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When he's not digging a tunnel underneath a major city to try and create a new form of transportation, or starting a major car manufacturer, or trying to move the human species to Mars, he's running a company that intends to implant computer chips into human beings.
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In order for the human species to protect itself, we have to recognize that that the health of an individual in West Africa is important for our health too, and that what West Africa or what the lesser-developed world needs is is a much better functioning medical system.
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In Cyborg Manifesto, Haraway envisions a utopian post-gender future created by every member of the human species; but in Staying With the Trouble, Haraway calls for a dramatic reduction of the population in order to reduce humanity's effects on the climate—a cynical turn toward misanthropy, Lewis wrote.
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"An Essay on the Causes of Variety of Complexion and Figure in the Human Species," by Samuel Stanhope Smith (second edition, 1810) The Princeton president tried to stop the polygenesis theory that the races are created unequal, stoutly defending biblical monogenesis and the notion that first humans were white.
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And while science versus religion has been debated since classical antiquity, we're still a long ways off from definitively knowing how and why the human species came to attribute its existence—and the creation of everything in the universe—to spiritual entities we cannot see, and cannot prove to be real.
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E.O. Wilson has written of an insect-free world, a place where most plants and land animals become extinct; where fungi explodes, for a while, thriving on death and rot; and where "the human species survives, able to fall back on wind-pollinated grains and marine fishing" despite mass starvation and resource wars.
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They allege that it verges on paganism in the way it idealises creation; that in urging Catholics to learn from indigenous traditions, healing practices and lore, it is abandoning the truths of Christianity; and that it downgrades the human species by presenting it as simply one more link in an ecological chain.
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Going to an ephemeral island and mourning the dead in Dear Esther or witnessing and hearing the oncoming doom of the human species in The Rapture Is Here And You Will Be Forcibly Removed From Your Home uses pure tone to keep players thinking about what they did after the game is over.
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People love to wring their hands over these options, asking whether it is even possible to meet a person organically in a physical space in 2017 and subsequently care for them, or if Tinder and its ilk have inured us to each other's feelings and faces, making the human species more flighty, distractible, and mean.
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Mumford, born of a time when America was becoming the "great" society we now know it as, was not just an uncanny critic and thinker able to describe the rise of technology and civilization like no one since, but a very concerned humanist who realized that the human species in many ways was departing from its most noble capacities and duties.
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Letters, Dreams & Other Writings includes an unpublished interview that reveals an artist who sometimes writes "as if I were making a sketch," as well as recipes for magical brews, notes on her paintings, imaginary experiments, letters to strangers or people Varo has created, and a pseudo-scientific monograph tracking the origin of the human species right down to rats, among other texts.
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It's the process of self-discovery of your own sexual subjectivity, discovering what it is that you want and like and desire and realizing not only that you have the right and the obligation to discover that for yourself, but that that has been a force in the evolution and the origin of the human species and that in doing that you are being some way ultimately human.
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The catch is that, where you might hear "body-swap movie" and imagine lots of scenes where the two main characters examine their new anatomy with crude jokes — because you know the American remake of Your Name would do this, while Good Charlotte's "Girls & Boys" played on the soundtrack to let you know everything was humorous fun — Your Name is a beautiful, sweetly nostalgic movie about growing up, figuring out your place in the human species, and falling in love, complete with a casual acceptance of gender fluidity and death that's neat to see in a movie apparently aimed at teenagers.
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