Natural disasters can wipe out Humans, or asteroids which are big and close to Earth. Or the apocalypse, if you're christian. Or the grey goo, a situation which nano bots reproduce unlimitedly. Or maybe by smoking, not everyone smokes but a lot of people die by 2nd hand smoking. So smoking is bad for everyone. Or by Swine Flu and other diseases and war. Or by accidents.
I personally feel it is a biological response of human civilization
No.
Human civilization has existed for approximately 10,000 years, which is a tiny fraction of Earth's history, estimated at about 4.5 billion years. This means that human civilization has been present for roughly 0.0002% of Earth's total history. In the context of the entire timeline of life on Earth, which spans around 3.5 billion years, human civilization still accounts for only about 0.0003% of that time.
This phrase suggests that civilization is a summary or concentrated form of all human experiences, knowledge, and achievements throughout history. It implies that each civilization builds upon the memories and lessons of the past to shape its identity and development.
All of human civilization qualifies as an emergent property of life. It is something that is not built in to human genetics, it is something that we as a species developed.
Spanish terrorists arrived and murdered them.
The civilization that admired the human mind and strongly supported its development is the ancient Greek civilization
Because you are gross and lazy.
You get a large army and attack them and wipe them out from civilization x_x
No. The Portuguese were never in contact with the Mayans. If I'm not mistaken it was the Spanish.
I think YES!
the sumerians or ancient egypt
I personally feel it is a biological response of human civilization
The desire to improve on the current way of life is what resulted in civilization.
Sumer was the first human civilization.
The Aztec civilization.
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