### social society:

Human society
* All human societies are natural
  - have language
  - paint, tattoo, or simply wrap their bodies
  - produce solid waste
  - value the ability to put words and language to good use
* Any human society gives itself rules of prohibition with respect to sexuality
  - is layered economically and socially by division of labour
* Every human society has rules of some sort governing sex
  - is an enterprise of world-building
* Human societies are also at risk
  - more successful than solitary humans
  - what they are, in large measure, because of their languages
  - communicate with various languages depending on gtheir geographical areas
  - experience the most troubled times when they have the least belief
  - grow in population and complexity to the limit of their energy supply
* Human societies have a tendency to dissolve into factions
  - the potential to develop and manage environmental change
  - increase complexity
  - pay attention
  - tend to exhibit unique traits, based on their circumstances
* Human societies vary in language, dress, cuisine and a host of other customs
  - lots of independent factors affecting their openness to innovation
* Many human societies are prudish about genitals
  - depend on specific crops for food, clothing, and trade
* Most human societies have religious beliefs of one kind or another
  - some characteristics in common
  - interact with one another in relatively peaceful and productive ways
  - produce mass poverty
* Some human societies use natural resources
* ceaseless growth, an unfoldment in terms of spirituality.
* community of trust.
* has a lot of cultural meanings or discourses of eating or tasting in food
  - ethical and moral norms based on wisdom, conscience and practicality
  - more dead than living members
* is an intellectual and spiritual phenomenon
  - and has been dependent on biodiversity
  - complex, made up of people who are complex
  - composed of groups, superorganisms
  - cruel and cruelty is natural to man
  - just a stage for race, or competition
  - one single vital global unit and megaorganism
  - organized in theory and in fact to reduce the risk of harm
  - originally and in itself a state of equality and independence
  - the most diverse among the primates
* relies on about a dozen plants for survival.
* requires a division of labor.
* suffers a great loss when refugee lives are wasted or when they are left to perish.
* tends to homogenize memes into global belief systems with staying power.

Industrial society
* Every industrial society is one form or another of state capitalism.
* Industrial societies combine science and technology with the utilization of energy to run machines
  - face increasing problems with disposing of waste, particularly hazardous waste
  - suffer from scarcity of raw materials
* has an insatiable appetite for fossil fuels.
* monoculture in agriculture and forestry, and in every other way.
* undermines human identity in favor of mass production.

International society
* International societies are dedicated to knowledge
  - have members
* Some international societies dedicate to conservation.

Israeli society
* is basically an immigrant society, whose demographic make-up is always changing
  - characterised by a high consensus around Zionism
  - divided against itself along ethnic, religious, and economic lines
  - focused on the debate between secular and religious
* meshing of ancient and modern cultures.

Korean society
* has no in-built mechanisms for social protection and welfare.
* is bound together by the exchange of favors
  - still somewhat conservative in matters of dress for both men and women

Mammal society
* Mammal societies have experience.
* Most mammal societies have experience.