### people | population:

Small population
* are also more susceptible to epidemics
  - especially vulnerable to extinction
  - fragile because of chance events, or stochasticity
  - generally more prone to extinction than large populations
  - made up of weaker individuals than large populations
  - more susceptible to the effects of genetic drift
  - particularly vulnerable to catastrophic events
  - subject to random changes in allele frequencies due to genetic drift
  - very prone to drift and alleles can go to fixation quickly
* exhibit more inbreeding depression than large populations.
* experience a different mating environment than large populations.
* face bigger risk of extinction than large ones.
* harbor less genetic variation than large populations.
* have low population density, which causes low fruit and seed production.
* lose genetic diversity over time
  - much of their genetic variability
* persist for shorter periods than larger populations.

Urban population
* have to purchase all or most of their food.
* is the midyear population of areas urban in each country.

Wild population
* tend to grow and crash, rather than show steady population numbers.
* vary in color from gold to olive green or even creamy white
  - the well-known gold to olive green or even creamy white

Powerful people
* Most powerful people have enormous sex drives.
* exert enormous amounts of influence over others.
* stay in power by empowering their offspring.

Primitive people
* Most primitive peoples take the utmost care to avoid contact with blood.
* have extremely complex languages.
* identify the soul with the breath, or something contained in the blood.
* keep the past alive in songs and poems.
* speak primitive languages.

Proactive people
* focus on their circle of influence.
* make choices based on values.
* subordinate feelings to values.

### people | public:

Public access
* allows producers to be active citizens, to live the ideal of participatory democracy.
* refers to accessibility for trained users to use AEDs in public places.

Public accountability
* critical element in designs of continuous improvement systems.
* further basic characteristic of a democratic polity.
* is the universal enforcement mechanism.
* natural ingredient of a universal health system.

### people | public:

Public broadcasting
* is associated with effort, commercial broadcasting with relaxation
  - by everyone and for everyone
  - funded from radio and television licenses and radio advertising
  - relevant to minorities
  - rooted in the constitutional guarantees of a free press and free speech
* is the nation's largest resource for continuing education and distance learning
  - primary way citizens get news and commentary
  - uncluttered by the advertising of commercial broadcasting - TV or radio
* plays a crucial role in lifelong learning in the information age.

Public deliberation
* precondition for public action.
* process of open but structured dialogue about issues of concern.

Public finance
* is when governments acquire, spend, and manage money.
* is, therefore, a relationship-based business where personal contact is highly valued.

Public financing
* denies citizens the basic right of political participation.
* is one way to answer how a city or county can build buildings or arenas.
* is the best way to reduce the corrupting influence of private money in politics
  - way for citizens to regain control of the election process

Public harassment
* Most public harassment is by men against women.
* has serious adverse effects on some women.
* is behaviour in public places that is unsolicited, unwelcome and unreciprocated.

Racist people
* have little education and as children they have cold, authoritative parents.
* injure their neighbors.
* think that their own colour and culture are better than other people's.