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• 69:4 The Beginnings of Trade
  ...sending evolved from the [[primitive]] smoke signal up through runners, [[animal]] riders, railroads, and airplanes, as well as telegraph, telephone, and wi ...great civilizer through promoting the [[Sharing|cross-fertilization]] of [[culture]].
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• Promiscuity
  Promiscuity is common in many [[animal]] [[species]]. Some species have promiscuous [[mating]] systems, ranging fr ...promiscuous", varies much among [[different]] [[cultures]], and within a [[culture]] different [[standards]] are often applied to people of different [[gender
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• Animism
  ...ki/Edward_Burnett_Tylor Sir Edward Tylor] in his 1871 [[book]] ''Primitive Culture'', in which he defined it as being "the [[theory]] of the [[universal]] ani
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• Defeat
  *4: Hunting. To cut up (an animal). ...eaking them to [[learn]] about them. Kelly also warns against creating a [[culture]] (e.g. school system) that punishes failure harshly, because this inhibits
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• Inoculation
  ...ganism, the implanting of microorganisms or [[infectious]] material into a culture medium such as a brewers vat or a petri dish, or the placement of microorga
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• 1993-12-19-Why Am I Here
  The [[ideas]] of who you are, were primarily formed by a [[culture]] that has had difficult beginning and mistakes have been made in view of t ...] asked, is "why am I here and where do I go?" The [[color]] of skin and [[culture]] of our [[background]] are meaningless in some regards. These questions ar
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• 81:2 The Tools of Civilization
  81:2.1 The [[growth]] of [[culture]] is predicated upon the [[development]] of the [[tools]] of [[civilization 81:2.2 You who now live amid latter-day scenes of budding [[culture]] and beginning [[progress]] in [[social]] affairs, who actually have some
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• Hug
  ....org/wiki/Nonverbal_communication nonverbal communication]. Depending on [[culture]], [[context]] and [[relationship]], a hug can indicate familiarity, [[love ...so, a person, especially a [[child]], may caress and hug a doll or stuffed animal. Young [[children]] will also hug their [[parents]] when they feel threaten
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• Omnivore
  *1 : feeding on both [[animal]] and [[vegetable]] substances ...mnivorous' [[behavior]] [[patterns]], depending on conditions of supply, [[culture]], etc. Mammals will generally prefer one class of [[food]] or another, wit
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• 1997-12-16-Sex, Part 1
  ...descendency from Nebadonia? From the [[Mother Spirit]]? I know that your [[culture]] and your [[religion]] is [[male]] [[dominated]]. Historically and cultura ...osite]] [[human being]]. Now the fact of sexuality is [[inherent]] in your animal origin, yes. It is, of course, a basic [[function]] of procreating species,
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• 52:1 Primitive Man
  52:1.1 From the [[time]] of [[man]]'s [[emergence]] from the [[animal]] [[level]]—when he can [[choose]] to [[worship]] the [[Creator]]—to th ...ogic]] [[religion]] of [[primitive]] man is largely a [[persistence]] of [[animal]] [[fear]] coupled with [[ignorant]] [[awe]] and [[tribal]] [[superstition]
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• 66:7 Life in Dalamatia
  ...hrough the introduction of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_husbandry animal husbandry]. The [[land]] provision within the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wik ...omparison]] with later-day [[developments]]. At this [[headquarters]] of [[culture]] no [[methods]] were employed which did not [[naturally]] belong on [[Uran
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• 2013-02-21-About the Role of Uncertainty
  ...om [[deity]]. It is through this plan that a human creature, almost at the animal level, can [[transform]] into a glorious being of light, similar to God Him ...given pre-conceived answers nor have you been educated in the universal [[culture]] of those created in [[perfection]]. You have been given the authorization
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• Waif
  :b : a stray person or [[animal]]; especially : a [[homeless]] child In [[fashion]] and related popular culture, the term "waif" is commonly used to describe an incredibly thin person, us
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• Animal nature
  ...aracter]]"; and -λογία, -logia) is the scientific study of [[Behavior|'''''animal behavior''''']], and a branch of [[zoology]] (not to be confused with ethno ...pically interested in a behavioral [[process]] rather than in a particular animal group and often study one type of behavior (e.g. aggression) in a number of
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• Disease
  *2 : a condition of the living [[animal]] or plant [[body]] or of one of its parts that impairs [[normal]] [[functi ...und to vary in their prevalence depending on a diet common to a particular culture or region.
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• 2013-12-08-Express the One Truth
  ...persons on the earth regardless of their gender, race, religion, nation or culture. It is true irrespective of beliefs, philosophies, or social conditioning, ...as alone and self-important, falsely needing to gratify the desires of his animal nature.
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• 37:10 Other Local Universe Groups
  ...ington]]. Spornagia are neither [[spirits]] nor [[persons]]; they are an [[animal]] order of [[existence]], but if you could see them, you would [[agree]] th
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• Philanthropy
  ...e created to be [[human]], at first had no [[knowledge]], [[skills]], or [[culture]] of any kind—so they lived in caves, in the [[dark]], in constant fear f ...n effect completed the [[creation]] of humankind as a distinctly civilized animal. 'Philanthropia'—loving what it is to be human—was thought to be the ke
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• 47:4 The Second Mansion World
  ...[morontia]] life. Those [[mental]] [[associations]] that were [[purely]] [[animal]]istic and wholly [[material]] naturally perished with the [[physical]] [[b ....php?title=Paper_52#52:4._POST-MAGISTERIAL_SON_MAN post-Magisterial Son] [[culture]] of the [[ideal]] [[evolutionary worlds]].
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