### animal | vertebrate | mammal | primate | hominid:

Human being
* All human being are the forms of god and therefore are equal in every sense of the term
  - beings agree that only goods obtained in a legitimate manner are permissible to eat
* All human beings are a part of the collective consciousness
  - also dream beings
  - basically cousins
  - born free and equal in dignity and rights
  - bundles of whirling energy
  - dependent upon language for communication
  - divine beings and their equality ultimately rests in their divinity
* All human beings are equal in dignity and human rights
  - dignity and value
  - mortal
* All human beings are of equal dignity
  - value and have the potential for healing, growth and change
  - persons
  - sacred, and are to be treated with respect and dignity
  - social, to some extent
  - symbol manipulating machines, and so are computers
  - the children of Earth
  - worthy of being treated with dignity and respect
* All human beings belong inseparably to nature, in which human culture and civilization are rooted
  - to a single species and are descended from a common stock
  - breathe, all the time and involuntarily
  - change over the years
* All human beings come from one and the same origin and share a continuous and integrated history
  - the same ancestral stock
  - two cells
  - experience the same thoughts, emotions, and experiences
* All human beings have a congenital tendency toward evil
  - consciousness of mortality, finiteness, guilt and responsibility
  - drive for power, it is the essence of survival
  - male aspect to themselves, sometimes called the inner male
  - natural propensity to learn
  - right to equal liberty
* All human beings have an equal capacity for mistreatment of non-aggressive males
  - chance of salvation
  - basic needs to live, grow and develop
  - both rights and duties
  - class systems
* All human beings have common origins and are inter- related
  - and are inter-related
  - dignity and worth
  - equal rights
  - many, Different and deep traits
  - self-conceptions about their creative powers
  - strengths and weaknesses
* All human beings have the freedom of choice
  - fundamental right to sufficient, safe and healthy food
  - potential to be their best self
  - right to protection against ethnocide and genocide
  - same ethical obligation to fulfill their innate needs
  - interact with their environment
  - live every day with the possibility of loss, tragedy, and even disaster
  - love themselves
  - possess, by nature, three fundamental human rights
  - represent a composite of strengths and weaknesses
* All human beings share a number of fundamental psychological needs
  - the experience of suffering and evil
  - try to express in some manner what they feel
* Any human being can get pneumococcal infection
  - trace their ancestry back to Africa
  - is capable of becoming sexually aroused without any physical contact
* Every human being born creator.
* Every human being carries genes that predispose to common illnesses
  - six to eight abnormal recessive genes
* Every human being contains a soul, a divine spark, and therefore every life has infinite value
  - elements that can be found in the universe
  - continues to live as a complete person after the death of the body
  - faces difficulties in life
  - falls in the category of a created being
  - generates a unique biomagnetic energy field
  - gets sick, sooner or later
* Every human being has a conscience, a guide to determining right from wrong
  - dark side that can manifest itself in ugly and brutal ways
  - desire to communicate
  - divine destiny, and society exists to serve it
  - fingerprint
  - gender orientation
  - longing for the transcendental
  - natural tendency to be good
  - particular place and function in society, a particular role, a post
  - positive attribute
* Every human being has a right to food
  - to live free from persecution
  - to live, to sustain life
  - similar set of eyes
  - tendency to remember the good and overlook the bad times
* Every human being has an aim in life
  - inner drive towards sensory integration
  - inviolable right to life
  - ancestors, the number of which doubles with each preceding generation
  - another visual perception
  - basic needs, including food, water, shelter, energy, and waste disposal
  - desires
  - emotions, feelings, desires, and needs
  - good qualities and bad qualities
  - immense capacities of strength, of faith, of potential achievement
  - intellectual and physical capital
  - spirituality
  - talent with regard to language
* Every human being has that craving for the purity and beauty and innocence
  - kind of life, love and lineage headquarters, the so-called sexual organs
  - something within that is unique to themselves
* Every human being has the ability to invent something, to be creative
  - capacity for every sin ever invented, including homosexuality
  - equal right to life, liberty, security, and justice
  - freedom of autonomy
  - inherent right to life
* Every human being has the right to be treated as a person in the eyes of the law
  - to education
  - to freedom of speech and peaceful assembly
  - same immune system with the exception of genetic or mutational variation
  - their first birth by uniting the seed of man and of woman
  - thousands of genes that determine their traits
  - value, starting with children
  - virtues
  - worth and dignity - from conception to the last natural breath
* Every human being is born by parents who have a standard of right and wrong
  - dying
  - free, and almost immediately, enslaved by some form of government
  - into a group and spends a lifetime in patterned social relations
  - once from their mother's womb and destined to die once
* Every human being is born with a healthy emotional system
  - a purpose and mission in life
  - the potential for distinction, excellence, and greatness
  - called on every day to exercise faith to some degree
* Every human being is capable of failing during the trials and tribulations of life
  - created body, soul, and spirit
* Every human being is different and the immune system for each is different
  - when they return to Earth
* Every human being is endowed with an autonomous nervous system
  - positive and negative energy
  - the ability to Dance regardless of talent or experience
* Every human being is entitled to a chance to live
  - life, freedom, dignity, justice and security
  - some degree of rights or freedom
  - equal, regardless of race, color, or gender
  - equally a human being
  - individually responsible for their own actions and their own beliefs
  - of ultimate worth, equal value and unique individuality
  - potentially vulnerable to stress
  - responsible for the world
  - simultaneously a human person
  - makes mistakes and hurts others
  - member of many cultures
* Every human being needs a family to survive
  - certain things, shelter, clothing, and food
  - their self esteem
  - owns the rights to their own image
  - person-a being with hopes, needs, cares, and fears
* Every human being possesses a unique individual character
  - either one or the other or both
  - juridical personality and has the full enjoyment of civil rights
  - produces their own melatonin
  - product of their genes and their environment
  - sees the world through different eyes
  - self-owner with inalienable rights
  - unique member of the civilized world community
  - uses signs and is involved in sign processes
* Every human being wants to be able to fly
  - loved
  - whole world
  - work of art
* Many human beings are intelligent, but have little or no compassion
  - live their lives in pain
* Most human being has characteristics.
* Most human beings are allergic to light
  - born from a mother and a father
  - innately tribal
  - only concerned for themselves
  - significantly out of alignment with gravity
  - sinners, but the beasts are innocent
  - become short of breath and tire easily when they move to higher altitudes
  - come into the world through sexual reproduction
  - develop a conscience which dictates their behavior in countless directions
  - exist in a balance between fear and fear
* Most human beings have an almost infinite capacity for taking things for granted
  - deep-seated religious beliefs and engage in intricate religious ritual
  - some artistic interests
  - learn at least one language with amazing ease
  - move away from their emotions particularly if they are painful
  - rely on a few foods to supply most of their daily calories
  - seem to have defense mechanism against changing their ways of thinking and acting
* Some human beings are incapable of being legally or morally responsible for their actions
  - less valuable than cows
* act according to the changes in the environment.
* act out of earthly desire, fear and anger
  - their images of others
* actualize their human nature in a particular way.
* adapt to survive.
* are 'tool-making animals'.
* are a disease
  - highly imperfect species
  - mildly polygynous species
  - study in contrasts
  - type of animal that makes tools, as do chimpanzees
  - unity, but they are more than a sum of their physical constituents
* are able to decide about themselves and to actualize themselves
  - look to the future - conceptualise it and form an intention to act
  - simplify the study of complex scientific topics by making models
  - accidental hosts
  - accountable for their actions
  - active learners
  - actors
  - afraid of rejection
  - alive
* are all capable of suffering
  - different individuals
  - members of one body
* are all one species regardless of color or gender
  - almost infinitely diverse
* are also at risk
  - intensely relational beings
  - like that - between nations, within families, within our own mind
  - logoic archangels in the process of awakening into their godly state
  - unique in that they verbalize
* are always free
  - physically in the process of change
* are an evolutionary device to make water portable and sometimes conscious
  - interactive organization of cells, tissues, organs, and systems
* are animals of the senses, especially vision
  - with characteristics and needs similar to other animals
  - approximately bilaterally symmetrical, with a right and left side
* are at the centre of concerns for sustainable development
  - core of complexity
  - top of the natural food chain
  - autonomous choosers of ends
  - aware that the passing of life is something to be mourned
  - bent on self-destruction
  - body and mind, soul and spirit in one indivisible unity
* are both consumers and producers
  - titanic and divine
  - builders by nature
  - by definition one and all rational
* are by nature omnivores
  - political animals
  - scavengers
  - no means only built up by physical form
* are capable of a great range of emotions and physical responses
  - of many emotions and physical responses
  - all kinds of higher reason
* are capable of being good and bad, rational and irrational
  - change and personal growth through learning
  - dealing with many types of adversity
  - experiencing others' pains and pleasures vicariously
  - fear, of insecurity
  - moving beyond mere goodness toward greatness
  - spiritual experiences and higher levels of consciousness
  - transcending biological, environmental and historical influences
  - viewing their own actions and the world critically
  - cloned through asexual reproduction
  - collectively, and individually, slow to learn
  - communal creatures
* are complex bioelectric and automatic control systems
  - entities
  - complex, and can react to a decision in many different ways at the same time
  - conscious of time, reality, and truth
  - contemplative
  - created to have sex - it is as natural a part of life as living and breathing
  - creations of contradiction
  - creative by nature
  - creatures of habit and resist change of any kind, good or bad
* are creatures of habit, fearful of what is foreign
  - some good and some bad
  - order
  - with bilateral symmetry
  - deletion creatures
  - dependent on the Earth's diversity of species for our survival
  - different from other creatures in two essential ways
  - discourse
  - duty bound to preserve the earth
  - easily influenced by the aura of authority, be it spiritual or secular
  - either regenerating or they are degenerating
  - emotional creatures
  - especially able to control their thoughts, entertaining some and dismissing others
  - essentially the same as dolphins or trees
  - expensive
  - experts at inventing vices and evils
  - extremely uncomfortable with the absence of structure in ultimate reality
  - familial and social creatures
  - far more adaptable to environmental changes than are museum objects
  - fellow-creatures and companions with all creation
  - finite creatures
  - flawed, imperfect and sinful by nature
  - fragile creatures easily succumbing to fear and desperation
  - free agents in a free world
  - geomorphic agents much like rivers, waves, wind and glaciers
  - goal-seeking creatures
  - great big conglomerates of millions upon millions of cells
  - group animals
  - highly adaptable organisms
* are human beings, with that praiseworthy and beautiful visage
  - organisms and go through different stages, just like other living things
  - hungry
  - immensely diverse and adaptable to their environment
* are in a covenant with each other and with the logos of the universe
  - continual interaction with the environment across the lifespan
  - control of their god
  - danger of losing our connection to the natural world
  - fact the custodians of the earth's living environment
  - nature, but they somehow also transcend nature
  - incapable of wielding that kind of power
* are incredibly complex creatures
  - unique because of their facial features
  - violent
  - inevitably social, influencing and being influenced by social groups
  - inherently social creatures
  - instinctively worshipping creatures
  - intelligent organisms who live in and interact with their environment
  - intelligent, volitional, choosing, responsible, moral creatures
  - interdependent
  - isolated, and sexual relations are sterile and meaningless
* are just another member of that system which governs all things
  - naturally quarrelsome entities or beings
  - physical objects
* are like any other biological entity
  - dozens of ponds, each reflecting the light from the same moon
  - located in streets
  - made of flesh
  - mammals, programmed with certain biological needs
  - material in origin
  - moral, rational and spiritual creatures
  - morally equal to animals
* are more energy efficient growing food than are mechanical means
  - fascinated by celebrities than they are by ideas
  - intelligent than lower animals
* are more than economic units which produce goods and services
  - mortal, and death is inevitable
  - most afraid of appearing silly or dumb
* are much more complex than simple words and ideas can explain
  - exalted than angels
  - multiple-sensory perception living beings
  - natural pattern recognizers
* are naturally inquisitive
  - productive
  - necessary to do certain things
  - never satisfied
* are no different from each other
  - longer at the center of the universe
  - notoriously short term creatures
* are now capable of creating other human beings
  - the most numerous mammal on the planet
  - of a twofold nature, both spiritual and bodily
* are often cruel, callous, closed-minded, sheepish, and selfish
  - more concerned with unusual phenomena than spiritual reality
  - omnivores - they eat both animal and vegetable food
  - omnivorous, meaning they eat meat and plants
  - orderly creatures
  - organisms who possess a basic set of intelligences
  - originally frugivorous
  - overconfident about their abilities, their knowledge, and their future prospects
  - part of matter, as is consciousness, but exist in conflict with it
* are part of the earth's ecosystems
  - people who like to feel tribal
  - perhaps nearer to Paramatma than other living creatures
  - personal type beings
  - persons both living and dead, as well as embryos
* are persons by their nature
  - very nature
  - pleasure-centered
  - powerful beyond comprehension
  - prisoners of their own ego and imagination
* are prone to look for quick fixes, formulas, and magic bullets
  - reinterpret the past in terms of their present negotiated reality
  - self-seeking behavior
  - purposeful, teleological, goal-directed beings
  - qualitatively different from animals, plants, and rocks
  - quite good at eliminating noise using their own built-in perceptual apparatus
  - rational minds joined with bodies
  - reaction machines
  - remarkably predictable when it comes to passwords
  - resourceful souls and find ways to cope with the most difficult of situations
  - responsible before their society and the outside world
* are responsible for and accountable to one another
  - what they do because of freedom
  - restless creatures
  - roughly round in horizontal cross section
  - sensation seekers
  - sexual by nature
  - sick in their very being
  - simple creatures
  - simply better at remembering names than numbers
  - slaves of their habits
  - slow to change
  - social animals who live in astonishingly diverse societies
* are social animals, inclined to work together
  - tribal by nature
* are social by nature and, as a result, spend much of their time in groups
  - creatures who depend on others to be what they are
  - primates with social instincts
  - special precisely because they are human
  - spirits inside of a body
* are spiritual as well as physical
  - energy transformers
  - in nature
  - still creative creatures, who can make choices and decisions for any circumstance
* are subject to biases and imperfect reasoning about uncertainty
  - many biorhythms
  - substances with living material bodies who are sentient and capable of rationality
  - suggestible creatures
  - symbolic mediators who can make mountains out of molehills
  - terrestrial animals and our excreta breaks down best in a terrestrial environment
  - territorial
  - tetrapods
* are the being that bridges the two worlds
  - biggest cause of fox deaths
  - caretakers of the planet
  - central factor to keep the world in good order
  - chance product of an evolutionary process lacking inherent purpose
  - cleverest critters in all creation
  - creatures endowed with reason
  - crown of creation
  - decisive factor in the fight against leprosy
  - earth's stewards
  - filter through which revelation passes
  - means of exchange
  - mistake-making animal
* are the most incredible things that have ever existed
  - invaluable of all on earth
  - lovable creatures and are also the most hateful creatures
  - number one bad animal
* are the only animals to sleep on our backs
  - creator of 'hell'
* are the only creatures on earth that allow their children to come back home
  - that can talk themselves into trouble
* are the only creatures that allow their children to come back home
  - their children to come home
  - known reservoir for mumps virus, and there is only one serotype
  - mammals that drink milk beyond infancy
* are the only species in the universe that have such a problem with obesity
  - to recognise the inevitability, and the causes, of death
  - who can achieve orgasm before puberty
  - with a history
  - product of habits and heritage
  - products, in the broadest sense, of their social relations
  - real problem of the world
  - representatives of the nine planets
  - result of evolution, and shaped by natural selection
* are the same all over, differing in physic and colour
  - everywhere
  - sole species, which are able to cause a mass extinction of many other species
  - top of the totem pole
  - ultimate source where religion and science can be bridged
  - victims of global environmental problems, and also the culprits
* are thus naturally incapable of peaceful coexistence
  - the stewards of the created world
  - to be responsible stewards of creation
  - toolmakers
  - totally free and responsible for their own acts
  - truly a geologic force, acting on systems that affect the entire planet
  - two parts
  - unable to understand what time really is
* are unique and unitary
  - individuals who have worth, rights, and inherent dignity
  - life forms
  - useful to the extent they contribute to creating maximum profits
  - varied and have different needs
  - vastly more powerful and accomplished than they often realize
  - vertebrates
* are very close to being different than they used to be
  - viewed as intrinsically spiritual beings
  - violent by nature
  - virtually without specific instincts
  - visual creatures
  - weasels
  - what they are because of the genes that they inherited from their parents
* are, among other things, sexual beings
  - as a whole, optimists
* are, by nature, able to think deeply and come to profound insights
  - curious creatures
  - like other animals, naturally creatures of pleasure and pain
* become sinful by the things they say and do.
* begin life as multimodal learners.
* behave in much the same way when it comes to association.
* being human, they are sinful, fallible, and sometimes evil.
* belong to Chordata, the phylum that evolved most recently in the animal kingdom
  - a group called placental mammals
* breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide.
* can achieve anything through learning
  - acquire new gifts
  - actually derive pleasure from overcoming pain
  - adapt to anything
  - affect the world's water supply
* can alter their lives by altering their attitudes of mind
  - be anhedonic and still be conscious
  - come to terms with some parasitic diseases
  - communicate more effectively using images and sound as compared to textual data
  - create dolls
  - detect a tremendous range of visual and olfactory stimuli
  - figure out from experience what's right and wrong
  - fool themselves as individuals and communities
  - grow together
  - harmonize themselves with every situation, and even envisage the risk of death
  - hear audible sound
  - hope for a better life and for better things to happen
  - influence and can be influenced by their family, society and culture
  - invent things such as cars and airplanes
  - live in the humility of the other species, or die with inherited hubris
* can love their mother and their father, their sisters, brothers, uncles and aunts
  - without faith, but faith great teacher of love
  - only exist in space and time inside homes
  - paint stereotypes with a wide brush, especially during times of crisis
  - pass it to animals
  - recover from abuse and short-term isolation
  - see farther and clearer than ever before in the history of mankind
* can survive extended periods of time with no food but only a few days without water
  - for only a few days without freshwater
  - talk with words, eyes, and gestures
  - understand pictorial information much quicker and easier than written information
  - use the memory of their past experiences to make judgments about new situations
* celebrate all sorts of occasions.
* change but slowly
  - physically and intellectually throughout their lives
* classify things spontaneously.
* climb into huge metal airplanes to fly.
* come in a variety of sizes and shapes
  - different sizes and shapes
* communicate using a mixture of verbal and non-verbal communication.
* compete with other living things for resources and space.
* comprise as the principal predators of timber rattlesnakes.
* consider change if they feel supported and accepted.
* consist of bazillions of tiny little animalcules, all whirling around together
  - body, soul, and spirit three aspects or levels of existence
* construct meaning just as spiders make webs.
* consumes oil for power supply.
* control the appearance of pedigrees through selective breeding.
* cooperate voluntary and communicate better.
* crash much differently than dummies.
* crave physical affection
  - variety in every aspect of their being, except people
* create meaning in a variety of ways
  - money
  - more than they use, on average
  - suffering because of greed, anger and delusion
* create their experiences by the activity of their thinking
  - through the activity of their thinking
  - themselves as 'species being' by appro- priating nature
* create, learn, and adapt culture.
* creature of love.
* damage healthy environment by uncontrolled activities.
* deal with sex differently than animals do, hence all the emotions that come with it.
* decide identity.
* define themselves through the projects with which they become involved.
* depend on Earth's environment for the following resources
  - and hopefully live in harmony with the plant kingdom
  - biodiversity for such basic necessities as food, medicine, and energy
  - culture for survival
  - the resources of nature
  - upon different biotic and abiotic factors of the ecosystem
* derive emotional and physical benefits from their relationships with companion animals
  - knowledge from sources other than sensory stimuli, such as intuition
  - pleasure from many sources, including food, leisure and intimacy
* deserve respect and equal treatment regardless of their origins or social standing.
* destroy thier ecology at the same time that they destroy one another.
* develop and grow in a fairly predictable way that is controlled by our heredity
  - habits because they move one toward a certain end
* differ from their animal fellow-creatures on the earth as regards their physical form
  - in their natural capacity to acquire the virtues required in a ruler
* differentiate themselves from other groups in order to gain their identity.
* do a lot of leaping prior to looking when it comes to the environment
  - consume marijuana in some places by eating it
  - have the ability to think rationally
  - human things
  - love to hate
  - many things that drastically affect the condition of the atmosphere
  - more than merely sense their world through sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell
  - things because they are evolutionarily programmed to do so
* dream of finding Earth-like worlds around other stars.
* eat mainly cooked food, while cows eat raw grass
  - to growth, to get energy and to stay healthy
* enslave human beings.
* establish lasting loving bonds.
* excrete mainly urea, which is eliminated in urine.
* exhibit a wide array of emotions and reactions.
* exist in a uniquely human context, as well as in a cosmic ecology.
* experience fragmentariness, incompleteness and brokenness
  - infrared waves as heat
  - the world through their senses
* exploit the environment, other species and each other.
* fall ill and then they do recover
  - prey to all sorts of addictions all the time
* find comfort and trust in likeness.
* form a species different from animals, jinn and angels
  - social systems
* frustrated with ill treatment continue to rise up much as they did in centuries past.
* get to be saints by fighting out the battle with themselves, the flesh and the devil.
* give off approximately one quart of moisture a day.
* grow by being challenged.
* hate weeds.
* have -level organization, in which groups of organs work together to do a certain job.
* have a biological urge to connect with one another
  - close connection with minerals, plants, and animals
  - duty of care for their animals, including livestock
  - gamut of internal timed mechanisms
* have a knack for being easily influenced
  - forgetting the Sabbath
  - long-standing special relationship with the river
  - lot to learn from animals
  - more limited and very slow pace to species' development
  - natural balance in using the creative and analytical parts of their brains
* have a natural desire to celebrate important events and turning points in life
  - change their worlds for the better
  - revlusion to contaminates
  - urge to destroy themselves
  - potential value based on their ability to create and communicate
  - price to pay for walking upright
  - remarkable and sad capacity for getting tired of wonderful things
  - responsibility to act and act decisively
* have a right to be angry at times
  - free expression and free exchange of information
  - self-determination and to make informed choices
  - right, and even a responsibility, to assert their rights
  - sensory system to do that
* have a tendency to emphasize our accomplishments and gloss over our failures
  - identify themselves with the plight of the powerful
  - mess up their surroundings
  - stick their heads in the fire
  - tremendous impact, both individually and collectively
  - true basic connection of commonality and then diversity
  - unique position in the order of creation
* have a very long history and their history is full of the discoveries about the world
  - weak sense of smell
* have an amazing diversity of talents
  - enormous capacity to add meaning to things
  - extraordinary capacity for, evil
  - impact on river ecosystems
  - inclination to avoid pain, be it physical or mental
  - incredible capacity to adapt to new environments
  - infinite ability to create knowledge
  - inherent spiritual and religious nature
* have an innate desire to hear stories of the afterlife
  - learn, to connect with others, and to share
* have an obligation to be good stewards of our environment
  - cultivate themselves morally
  - occupational nature
  - unlimited capacity to give and receive love
  - unlimited, incurable desire to help sufferers
* have bodies, inexorably linked to the natural world
  - minds and characters
  - both a class character and a national character
  - detectable gravity fields
  - good days and bad days, and have impulses
  - incredibly short lifespans
  - limited sensitivity ranges in their five senses
* have limits and require attention From the time they're born Until the time they die
  - to their adaptive powers
  - many similarities and differences
  - more complicated social relationships than other animals
  - multiple intelligences
  - natural physical response to sexual stimulation
* have no limit to their creativity
  - nutritional requirements for the processed milk from the udder of a cow
* have no right to abuse any animal for any reason
  - eliminate other species
  - purposely destroy a species
  - righteousness of our own
  - social contracts with other animals
  - obligations to behave in certain ways toward all other aspects of creation
  - on the order of a hundred billion neurons
  - one great drawback, which is that they often become hungry
  - only limited capacity to process information
  - potentially infinite capabilities
  - reserves of courage that are often hard to imagine
  - rights, including the right to life
  - self-awareness and ego
  - short memories
  - such amazing potential for kindness, creativity, love and laughter
  - ten fingers
* have the ability to acquire knowledge through various processes
  - cultivate virtue and dispel ignorance
  - inflict pain
  - amazing ability to control or alter the course of their lives
* have the capacity for that against all odds
  - to sin largely as a result of having the capacity to plan
  - fundamental desire to pursue the values of trueness, goodness, and beauty
  - most complex brains of all animals
  - problem of appetite control consciously driven
  - rare capacity to connect with each other, against all odds
  - right to what is human
  - unique capacity to change, to be transformed
  - weakness of loving their children the most
  - wonderful ability to adapt to all kinds of situations
* have their existence in a uniquely human context, as well as being in a cosmic ecology
  - nature and animals have their nature
* have to act correctly, then they become human beings
  - bring their behavior in line with the inherent symbiosis of all living things
  - figure out how to survive in the physical environment they find themselves
  - twenty-three pairs of chromosomes
* have two dimensions, a spiritual dimension and a physical dimension
  - types of tendencies-arthic, or material, and paramarthic, or spiritual
  - ways and means to climate, they adjust
  - wisdom
* hold attitudes because they are useful.
* imagine and live within a notion that earth is the end of all
  - death, anticipate death and die a thousand deaths before their time has come
* increase greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere through many daily activities.
* ingest most of the flame retardants with their food.
* interact best through teamwork
* is an animal specie made to eat basically plant products.
* is capable of acts
  - melts
  - responsible for they own life
  - sacred, everywhere, in all religions
  - smokers
* is the only organism who has self-consciousness
* know how to adapt to harsh conditions.
* learn about their group's culture by the transfer of information by behavioral means
  - at different rates and through different modalities
  - best in environments where purpose and meaning are possible
  - by experience
  - complicated concepts from others through various methods of communication
  - in wholes
* learn through analysis, trial and error, correction, and constant practice
  - horticulture
* like to communicate, particularly the English
  - divide people into categories
  - eat meat, also kill many animals
  - modify the environment they live in
  - talk to, look at, watch, smell other human beings
* live according to their view of life
  - and are kept alive through their coexistence with animals, plants and minerals
* live in a state of mind called 'sanity' on a small planet in space
  - caves and grunt a lot
  - symbolic social life worlds
  - the darkness of the prison cells of pairs of opposites
  - longer than most other animals, but all living things die
  - surrounded by information
  - within the world's ecosystems
  - without any kind of satisfaction, always seeking after something
* look very tragic when they are starving.
* love certainty
  - to listen to stories
* make beautiful objects by their hands using intelligence and imagination
  - choices based on rules
* make mistakes and get hooked on drugs
  - have shortcomings
  - nursing homes employ human beings
  - sense of their lives in story
  - something, and enter the ocean of suffering
  - the world they live in, and they can remake it
* molt, just like crabs and snakes.
* molt,just like crabs and snakes.
* navigate topologically with complex models and symbols of a high degree of abstraction.
* order, display and ornament created objects according to their needs and desires.
* organize socially.
* ought to be protected equally.
* perceive gloxym as blue and vice versa.
* perceives the death when the death comes.
* perform at their best when they are working toward a rewarding objective.
* possess a capability far beyond animals
  - very high value, therefore, and importance in the creation
* possess an essential nature characterized by rational thought
  - operant drive to mastery or motive to be effective in the world
  - spiritual souls
  - unique intellectual, cultural, and communicative abilities
* prefer harmony to discord
  - humidities that are below the critical relative humidity for mold growth
* produce their own means of existence.
* react well to faces that they have seen before.
* realize life's true beauty, charm and meaning only when they live an artistic life.
* regulate body temperature by sweating, with the inevitable loss of body water.
* rely on history to define their inner selves
  - many things in order to survive
* represent one of the main threats to tigers.
* reproduce other human beings.
* require an accurate mental map of reality in order to live and prosper happily
  - food to grow, reproduce, and maintain good health
* respire through lungs.
* respond positively to symbols, signs and pictures
  - to friendliness
  - with various forms of self destruction in their efforts to escape coercion
* reveal themselves by what questions they ask.
* run on the principle of oscillation.
* say things in different ways.
* see many things other than what they are looking at
  - oppression vividly when they're the victims
* see the world from a finite perspective
  - quite differently to the way a camera lens does
* seek fulfillment or happiness
  - out pleasure in many ways and at every opportunity
  - to understand their historical roots and to locate themselves in time
* seem to be curious by nature
  - fascinated with the passage of time
  - fighting the evolutionary pressure to sleep
  - intuitively attuned to structures
  - naturally equipped to experience the metaphysical world
  - one of the few commodities that lose value with age
  - have an instinct to master their surroundings that way
* sense, perceive and react to a lot of consciously undetected stimuli.
* share a number of undeniable similarities
  - basic realities such as the physical world and psychological needs
  - common concerns, hopes, fears, and conflicts
  - it only with a much smaller number of other animals
  - many characteristics with other objects
  - the dignity that everything in creation shares
* snatch away the lives of other creatures whenever it suits their purposes.
* spend all their energies and talents in the pursuit of bread.
* suffer because they perceive their lives to be boring and kitschy, devoid of meaning.
* suffer, They torture one another, They get hurt and get hard.
* survive by reshaping nature to fulfill their needs
  - the help of others
* take more pleasure in doing something as they become more proficient at it
  - their place in the natural order of things in the same way that cows and fish do
* talk to each other.
* tell stories.
* tend innately toward wellness and balance.
* tend to be carnivores
  - impressionable, reactionary creatures
  - divorce during around the fourth year of marriage
  - focus on someone to blame when things go wrong
  - forget things like phone numbers, names, and especially passwords
  - gather into groups
  - get bored with something if they do it all the time
  - lie, deceive, manipulate, and pretend
  - make differences among themselves
  - rise to the level of their thinking
  - take things for granted
* think and speak in real time
  - emotionally
  - of ideas as related to each other and the world as a somewhat orderly place
* thrive on interaction.
* travel all over the world across political boundaries.
* try things
  - to order their lives in terms of what they find to be good, beautiful, and true
* understand each other through the communication of symbols or in other words, language
  - one another intimately and at many levels
  - things better when they can experience it themselves
* understand, learn and create through challenge.
* use all sorts of principles of selection
  - animals for a wide variety of purposes, including research
  - emotional, nonvocal sounds in their ceremonies, rites, and rituals
  - every single finger of their hands
  - oxygen as fuel to power the body
  - such knowledge to change negative experiences into positive accomplishments
  - symbolic processes to solve problems, reason, speak and write, learn and invent
  - technology to match or exceed many of the abilities of other species
* use their hands to put food into their mouth and swallow the food after chewing
  - vision to learn a great deal about the world in which they live
* vote with their feet.
* whole together with the environment.
* wish to listen to stories.
* work best in groups of a certain size
  - on account of money
+ Father: Family :: Religion
+ PL Kyodan, The 21 PL Precepts: New religious movements :: Japanese culture :: Organisations based in Japan
+ Sound, Sound, Heard and not seen
  * Human beings can hear audible sound. Human beings cannot hear ultrasound waves and infrasound waves, but some animals, like bats and dolphins, use them. Older people have an even smaller hearing range.