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...of ContentsCover 1Through Human Fault 3Imprint ... ...ate: May 26th 2012 4 NatalieThrough Human Fault 2Today, I am writing on behalf of the future ge... ... the future generations to come. Today,I want to make a difference!Through human fault, our planet is in a critical condition.Everyday, deforestation ... ...are their goodswith the poor countries, not even to save lives of innocent humanbeings.The world tells us not to use violence, but there are hundreds ... ...t even help feedthe dying children across the globe.It's a mad world.We as humans should care for the other animals around us, but insteadwe're deystr...

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...The 21st century has ushered in a wave of rapid transformations— technological, geopolitical, ecological, and socio-economic—that are reshaping human society in profound ways. To comprehend the forces driving global change in this complex environment, an interdisciplinary approach is imperative, combining insights from economics, politics, religion, science, and s...

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... !' MARIUS-NICUŞOR GRIGOREROMANIAN SALT TOLERANT PLANTS Taxonomy and EcologyScientific referees:Prof. Dr. Monica Tereza BOŞCAIU NEAG... ...Naţionale a RomânieiGRIGORE, MARIUS-NICUŞORRomanian Salt Tolerant Plants: Taxonomy and Ecology /Marius-Nicuşor Grigore. – Iaşi: Tehnopress, 2012Biblio... ...ndru Ioan Cuza” University Iasi ROMANIANSALT TOLERANT PLANTS Taxonomy and Ecology Foreword by T. J. Flowers ... ...ive system to an intensive one. New lands have to beintroduced in order to satisfy the humanity need for progress.” ... ...ytes have been recognised since the 1700s and have been thesubject of study into their ecology, physiology and biochemistry as well astheir distributi... ...phytes is still argued by theoreticalreasons, and especially by the current context of human condition, regardedas a well-defined part of surrounding ... ...c (sodium-affected)(Tanji, 2002). Here are many different projections, suggesting that humanpopulation will increase over 8 billion by the year 2020 t... ...t be usedas crops or other resources; understanding their salt tolerance mechanismsand ecology also would be a sine qua non condition for introducing ... ...GHASEMI F., JAKEMAN A. J., NIX H. A., 1995. Salinisation of land and water resources: human causes, extent, management and case studies. UNSW Press ...

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...The human has always prided himself as an exceptional ‘moral species’ but has always been haunted by two questions: ‘Why am I not good when I want to be; ‘why do I do bad when I don’t want to’. This is at the heart of what scrip...

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...Veda Vyasa, the author of the great Indian epic Mahabharata, which, it is often said, is the last word on the nuances of ethical dilemmas that harass human life.3 And the Pandava prince Arjuna, a central character in the same epic, asked Lord Krishna, “Why is a person impelled to commit sinful acts, even unwillingly, as if by force?” What is strange is that Arjuna’s arch e...

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...he Melting Pot of Life and Death • Coming Soon—‘Machines-Better-Than-Me’ • The Way Forward is the Way Inward. Chapter 1: Musings on Mankind 101 The Human Animal • Empathy—Not a Human Monopoly • The Mood of the Moment • Governance Deficit • Helping: When Joy Comes Calling • Packaged Pleasures • Being Better Than We Were Yesterday • Scientific Insignificance and Spiritual ...

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...d.Chapter 1: Musings on Mankind 101 The Human Animal • Empathy—Not a Human Monopoly • The Mood of the Moment ... ...ion.The End of the Beginning 547 Are Humans ‘Worthy’ of Survival? • Can We Win the War Within? • From Akr... ...to get to see ‘what he says’ in print. And yet, there is still hope in humanity because countless people continueto write—and die, unknown and unw... ... the preface of my previous book—Man’s Fate and God’s Choice: anAgenda for Human Transformation (2011)—I wrote, not yet aware of Orwell’swords, that t... ... fanaticism; the Prophet’sinterpretation turns it into a positive tool for human transformation. Second, itseemed to reflect the troubled state of my ... ...ature as the paramount force in shaping the earth’s landscapes, atmosphere,ecology, and all forms of life. The primal question that all this human ram... ...y serious reflection of anything human—politics or philosophy, economicsor ecology, science or spiritualism, morality or evil, mortality or immortalit... ...ather human presence on earth, isnow playing a central role in biology and ecology. Whatever we wish to call ourplanet earth (Bill McKibben prefers to... ...oc/Natural.Selection.html>. Eric R. Pianca is the author of Evolutionary Ecology (1983).46. Dating. Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foun...

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...HOMSKY, Professor Emeritus of Linguistics, MIT “Boston University’s Andrey Vyshedskiy brings a neuroscientist’s perspective to the discussion of human mental history in On the Origin of the Human Mind.” —Scientific American Mind (July 2009) “I found the Mental Synthesis theory stimulating and provocative. The author puts forward an explanation for the evolution of...

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...oscience of consciousness, I was struck with certain facts about mental imagery that seemed to shed some light on the process of the evolution of the human mind. The origin of the human mind remains one of the greatest mysteries of all times. The last 150 years, since Charles Darwin proposed that species evolve under the influence of natural selection (Darwin C, 1859), hav...

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... Chapter 2. Neuronal synchronization 26 Chapter 3. Imagining new objects 32 Chapter 4. External manifestations of mental synthesis 39 Chapter 5. Humans versus animals 80 Chapter 6: Overall Discussion of Part 1 108 Part 2. Evolution of the Human Mind 135 Chapter 7. Introduction: a quick guide to paleoanthropology 136 Chapter 8. Cognitive evolution through the p...

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... Praise for On The Origin Of The Human Mind“I like the idea of mental synthesis very much ... I quite ... ...ty’s Andrey Vyshedskiy brings a neuroscientist’s perspective tothe discussion of human mental history in On the Origin of the Human Mind.” ... ... and provocative. The authorputs forward an explanation for the evolution of the human mind based onpredator detection that led to increased visual me... ... University of York“I strongly recommend this book to everyone interested in the human evolution,primarily on the strength of (1) the author’s origina... ...great enthusiasm I recommend this book to everyone interested in thestudy of the human mind. The theory of integration of neuronal ensemblesallowing f... ...808.Boesch C, Boesch-Achermann H. The chimpanzees of the Tai forest: behavioural ecology and evolution. 1st edn. Oxford University Press; Oxford: 200... ...t kites in the Negev desert and northeast Sinai: Their function, chronology and ecology. Journal of arid environments (2010)Hopkins WD, Washburn DA M... ...himpanzees. Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA 108, 13847–13851 (2011).Howell FB. African Ecology and Human Evolution. Transaction Publishers. p. 398 (2007)Hum... ...hysiol 136:35–46 (2003)Wrangham R et al. The raw and the stolen: Cooking and the ecology of human origins. Curr Anthropol 40:567–594 (1999)Wrangham R...

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...stiny on earth? Why are we so self-righteously self-destructive? Are we a doomed species? Or 'divine' beings struggling to overcome the hubris of the human intellect? Is God getting weary of mankind? How should we synergize human effort and Divine Grace? The book posits that any betterment in human behavior needs a cathartic change at the deepest levels. That requires di...

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...he turn of any millennium is always a time for thoughtfulness, a rugged moment for intrepid introspection, a hinge of history for an honest audit of human conduct, for a moral inventory of our presence on earth, a juncture for a steadfast look at a nebulous — and numinous — stage in the life of our blessed (and baffling) species. Although it is but a twinkle in the cos...

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...Contents Preface Chapter 1. Man in Context God gotten weary of Man! To let fall a tear for humanity Brooding on the brink Risks, change and transformation The three ‘I’s of the human condition Chigyogoisui — unity of knowledge and action Malaise of modern man God and good men Narcissism and nihilism The way...

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...ofretired from the Indian Administrative Service problems stemming from human behavior, which isin 1983 and from the United Nations in 1996. no... ... How should weextensivly. Alongside, he has also been a part- synthesize human effort and divine grace?time but passionate writer, having published ... ...rous articles on a broad range of shares his comprehensive study of the human waysubjects in newspapers and journals, in India, of life and sugg... ...lity, Money and Mortality—the Triad is either to stagnate and die as a ‘human’ caterpillar,of Human Obsessions. or be transformed a... ...erfly. Challa posits that any real betterment in human behavior needs a cathartic change at the de... ...chemistPaul Crutzen says that man now plays a ‘central role in geology and ecology’. Whether it isstill Earth or it has already become ‘Eaarth’, as en... ...ery old and very widespread. Man has used every74 Thomas Berry. Ethics and Ecology. (Harvard Lecture, 9 April 1996). Accessed at: www.earth- communit... ...ect of long-standing reflection— does violence have its root in biology or ecology? is it genetic or environmental? whatcombination of factors lead to... ...pattern of partnership with Nature, which has been called deep orspiritual ecology. Deep ecology is based on the premise that all living beings are...

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...heads of nations, scientists and Nobel laureates, science academies, journals and media. Such communications were never done before in the history of humankind both in terms of the greatest significance of the content and in terms of the addresses to which these were sent....

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... proofs to the Primal Cause of the causal universe and its most distinctive humans is profound, unfamiliar and yield after ‘The Mandate’, an abridgem... ...enl, United Nations, NY, US 05 Jan 07 120 38 Mr Eric Green, Dir, Natl Human Genome Res Inst, US 27Nov12Ltr Pg Profound,ManifestlyEvidentMes... ...fen, Climate Change Inst, Austrln Nl Unv 19 Oct 14140 40 cc:MsValerieAmos,HumanAffairsEmergncyRelief,UN 27 Jul 14 200 41 ProfColinSummerha... ...linSummerhayes,Marngeolgst,Unv CambUK 19 Oct 14141 40 cc:MsJoanClos,HumanSettlements,UN,Nairobi,Kenya 27 Jul 14 201 41 Prof James Sy... ...ogicl Scie, Colordo Univ, US 19 Oct 14142 40 cc:MsNavanethem(Navi)Pillay,HumanRights,UN,US 27 Jul 14 202 41 Prof Davor Vidas, Marine, Fr... ...humanity exposing mysteries behind everything including us in its nature and ecology and is kept in the solarsystem with its lively habitat at the pos... ...aled exposing the causal basis behind everything. myriad species, nature and ecology, is kept in the solar systemwith its lively environment, and why ...

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...: This Book is Not Finished. This Book is About a Young Thirteen Year Old Girl Who Kinds Out That She is a Werewolf and One of Six Protectors of the Human Race From Red-Eyed Vampires. Will She Stay Alive or Will She Die? Will She Find True Lov...

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...nd said that he wanted me and five other people to be theprotectors of the human race. He said since I was such a strong babyhe wanted me to be one of... ... fear of werewolves hunting you down to kill you before you start toinfect humans. The red-eyed vampires look just like you everyday person but thei...

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...ER RETURNS‖ --In Search of Utopia— Book 4 A Look at Human Values 0―. . . AND GULLIVER RETURNS‖ --... ...ETURNS‖ --In Search of Utopia-- BOOK 4 A Look at Human Values by Lemuel Gulliver XVI as told... ....................................... 236 3 HUMAN RIGHTS ................................................................ ........................................................................ 237 Human rights are moral from a self-centered point of view. .................. ............................... 332LIFE AND DEATH ISSUES--WHAT IS THE VALUE OF HUMAN LIFE?.......................... 332 WHEN IS IT KILLING AND WHEN IS ... ...ving as long as we can keep our planet‗species friendly‘ by controlling our ecology. ―New sciences have joined the hunt to clarify and deepen our un... ...m, but there is no place in our solar system. ―The people who study human ecology say that the populations of Africa, Asia and LatinAmerica must be ... ...s passed Ireland as Europe‘s majordetriment to the stability of the world‘s ecology. Since the 1920s the French government hasawarded the Medaille de ... ...ng those who reproduce ad absurdum and among the unfortunate whose economic ecology gives them little or no hope. For some, economic survival is just ...

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...lThe eaglets we all wondered who would feed them nowtheir care would be by humans but where, when and howThe wildlife center rescued them and removed ... ...y Birthday sign in tree……….new non-names………..NZ, NX, NV……..learning to not humanize them……panning the gardens…….seeing the tram ... ...rea to ascertainwhether “the vault” under the nest was disguised enough so humanswouldn’t notice. Where would you put your toys if you were 3 naughtye... ...eagles stomping, clomping, and jumping around to music isnot something the human brain was meant to process. Forgetclapping….eagles can’t do it, feath... ...the four corners. 33A hue and cry arose among the humans lamenting the passing of theireagle Mother. They gathered around the...

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...t is without flowers. Flowerswith their varied colors and perfume tell the human beings that the lifeis here to live and enjoy life as it is. Flowers ...

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...A Little Touch Of Spitefulness And Malice About Africa; Something Almost Human. For When White People Try To Get Through With ItAfter Their Partic... ...ld Have Told Him What Would Happen. He Ought ToHave Allowed For A Little Human Weakness, On The Part Of The BlackContinent. It Could Not Be Helped... ...der On The Trinity But A Shocking Bad Orator And Altogether Deficient In Humanity, And Who Nearly Had A Fit, TheySaid, When The Other Was Created ... ...es Out His Theory. The Work Of Monsignor Perrelli Is,Above All Things, A Human Document--The Revelation Of A PersonalityCultured And Free From Pre... ... Runs Up Against Nowadays. He Had An OriginalWay Of Looking At Things--A Human Way. Very Human. Those QuaintStreaks Of Credulity, Those Whimsical ...

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... When all the world had become so wicked that God resolved todestroy every human being from off the face of the earth, except Noahand his family, He d... ...r masters by being made afraid of punishment. Idare say that animals, like human beings, often need correction; buttwo things are necessary to make su... ...an to teach or encourage adog to fight his own race, or to bark and fly at human beings. When theworld was as God made it, there was no hatred in it, ...

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...ld Deer Hinds Had Not ForgottenThe Womanhood Beyond The Reach Of Skilful Human Help, And WithThe Hard And Lonesome Life Had Conjoined A Sweet And ... ...; And Would Not Hesitate To Follow Or Lead His Master, When He Felt That Human Wisdom Was InferiorTo The Ripe Product Of Canine Experience Coverin... ...own, And Four Seeming Young Of The Pair, Engaged In A Most Hilarious And Human Game OfTobogganing Down A Steep Clay Hill To Plump Into A Deep Part... ...eer Come By AndBehave As Though They Knew Perfectly Well That This Young Human Was Harmless, Entirely Without The Power Of The Far-Killing Mystery... ...ith Rage And Hate; It Ground The Iron With Its Teeth; It Shrieked At The Human Foeman Coming. The Scene Must End, The Quicker The Better, And Even...

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... ....................................................................131 Human Neutrosophic Evolution in SpiralThe Miracle of Biology.................. ...13The connection of biology with other sciences ........219The treasure of humanity ............................................229Bibliography.......... ...rafie1. Albert Einstein: Teoria relativității pe înțelesul tuturor, Ed. Humanitas, 1996.2. Alexandra David-Neel: Tainele învățăturilor tibetane, E... ...blishing Platform, 2016. 22. John D. Barrow: Originea universului, Ed. Humanitas, 1984. 23. J. G. Frazer: Crearea și evoluția în cosmog... ... Florentin Smarandache & Andrușa R. Vătuiu Human Neutrosophic Evolution in Spiral The Miracle of Biology As a... ...esshould predominate. 7. El Niño Example Martin Wikelski, a professor of ecology, ethology andevolution from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Ch...

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... came into Being. Chapter 2: Life Pgs 138-165 Structural Dynamics of the Universe and Life Chapter 3: Hominids Pgs 167-224 A: How we evolved into Humans Pgs 225-262 B: Summary of Hominid-Human Development Chapter 4: Modern Human Dynamics Pgs 263-305 Human Psychobiologic Totality. Chapter 5: Modern Humans: Pgs 306-339 The Transition from Hunter-gatherers to Settlem...

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...ok true, or not?2 Preface The Basic Elements of Human Understanding are: Experience ... ... Chapter 3: HominidsPgs 167-224 A: How we evolved into HumansPgs 225-262 B: Summary of Hominid-Human Development ... ... Summary of Hominid-Human Development Chapter 4: Modern Human DynamicsPgs 263-305 Human Psychobiologic Totality. ... ... Human Psychobiologic Totality. Chapter 5: Modern Humans:Pgs 306-339 The Transition from Hunter-gatherers to ... ...eginnings of CivilizationPgs 770-1533 B: The Effect of Civilization on Humans CHAPTER 7:Pgs 1534-2726 Entities ... ...to show how ecologically responsible they are: as theysystematically destroy the ecology of other living things. Science does the same. Science shows ... ...ther they cooperateknowingly or unknowingly is totally irrelevant. The fields of ecology and eco-systems is based upon thefact that there are no excep... ...ownership ofmodern civilization.To nurture the Living Earth and take care of its ecology and eco-systems: theboundaries of eco-systems must take prece...

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...ndeni” București Plastic particles can cause different manifestation on human body: diarrhea, fever, infertility,dermatologically diseases, cancer.... ...ocaEye diseases have many causes. A large group of causes are given by the human psyche, thinking and mind.These diseases can be prevented or healed i... ..., Cornea, A. 2011, ”O istorie a nefiintei in filosofia greaca”, editura Humanitas, James Collins, 1988, ”The Neo-scholastic Critique of N. Hartm... ...ambridge University Press, Heidegger M, 1993, ”Ființă și timp”, editura Humanitas, București, Hartmann N, 1932, ”Moral Values”, George Allen&UNW... ... Editura Polirom, București, 20039 Idem, Postmodernismul românesc, Editura Humanitas, București, 1999, p. 44810Mușat Carmen, op. cit. pag. 24711 Cărtă...

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... meets our enduring urge for happiness. Among the various spiritual traditions that have been developed over the past three thousand years to relieve humans of their suffering and distress, Buddhism is perhaps the most methodical, practical and comprehensive. As a function of its essential tolerance and loving kindness, the Buddhist tradition is expressed in a variety of f...

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...Table of Contents Chapter 1 What is Buddhism? Understanding Human Happiness Chapter 2 What is a Buddhist? How to Recognise a Buddhist When You Meet One Chapter 3 The Buddha: The Archetype of Human Development Chapter 4 The Dharma: The True Nature of Reality and How to See It Chapt...

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... ContentsPrefaceChapter 1 What is Buddhism? Understanding Human HappinessChapter 2 What is a Buddhist? How to Recognise a Buddh... ...e a Buddhist When You Meet OneChapter 3 The Buddha: The Archetype of Human DevelopmentChapter 4 The Dharma: The True Nature of Reality and Ho... ...g InsightChapter 8 Buddhism in Modern Society: Addressing the Big Human IssuesSome Introductory Books on Buddhism 4 ... ...ions that have been developed over the pastthree thousand years to relieve humans of their suffering anddistress, Buddhism is perhaps the most methodi... ...e dependent on conditions, and thisapplies universally - to the world, all human activities, andeven to our psychological processes. In this way we ar... ... changes affect our outlook on the world at largein such areas as economy, ecology and politics? In terms ofeconomy, a collective attitude of simplici... ...d, andwould also question the need for yet more material goods. Interms of ecology, an awareness of, and respect for, theinterdependence of life syste...

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...Preface Chapter 1 What is Buddhism? Understanding Human Contentment Chapter 2 What is a Buddhist? How to Recognise a Buddhist When You Meet One Chapter 3 The Buddha: The Archetype of Human Development Chapter 4 The Dharma: The True Nature of Reality and How to Se...

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