...accelerate bringing the level that our planet can be a nice place for all humans to new and inspiring heights for generations to come.
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...the prototypical game, involving x's and o's, that a significant number of humans in the known universe have played (as well as some dolphins)
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...accelerate bringing the level that our planet can be a nice place for all humans to new and inspiring heights for generations to come.
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...accelerate bringing the level that our planet can be a nice place for all humans to new and inspiring heights for generations to come.
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This might be a handful for humans to read, but in the long run XML formatted models will be easier to create
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The problem was that humans do not walk in a very rigid fashion. We sway, oscillate and do not more dea
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.../en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoonoses zoonoses] (diseases passed from animals to humans). Examples include some of the most pressing public health concerns in the
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...on the behaviors of pigeons, dogs, and rats—whereas it seems clear that humans evolved additional levels that go far beyond the “reactive” thinking of
...parents helps to nourish, teach, and protect their offspring. However in humans, attachment has another effect—on the children’s ultimate values and go
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...accelerate bringing the level that our planet can be a nice place for all humans to new and inspiring heights for generations to come.
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...ey could make people sick, that they eat plants and animals, and even bite humans and turn them into vampires.
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...little lecture on a local disease that is transmitted from cows to dogs to humans. I forgot the precise scientific and medical terms she used so eloquently,
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<CanoeBerry> simultaneously enabling humans to coexist in this environment. The
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'''<i>Humans learn Negative Expertise.</i>''' We tend to think of knowledge in positive
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Why do humans act in the ways that they do?
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...accelerate bringing the level that our planet can be a nice place for all humans to new and inspiring heights for generations to come.
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...nvironment, how relationships and interactions between plants, animals and humans can change (harm or make better) the world.
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<CanoeBerry> plants, animals and humans can change (harm or make better) the world.
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...are all direct usability goals that no networking design intended for real humans (particularly by teachers!) should ignore
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Reading is a basic skill that all humans should learn how to do.
It is perhaps most prudent for humans to learn the language that those within their immediate environment speak.
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