We humans are so careless.

In theory, we're thinking, rational human beings.

We're nothing but collateral damage.

Very good, us humans! We're catching up with the computers.

We're not the last humans left.

Why do we as people want to do that?

I think, quite a nice feature.

Hydrogen sulfide is very fatal to we humans.

On the other hand, we humans, we live in a physical world.

We humans are Earth's Pandoran species.

As for this profound theory, we human beings are like eggs.

But now we're the human looking out and imagining a different human.

And of course, we human beings are way out on the end of the distribution like the crows.

We misuse language, and talk about the ascent of man.

Only we humans make waste that nature can't digest.

Indeed, they do look very strange. We're humans.

But then I realized that we humans are not actually interested in computing.

They share a common ancestor with both us and chimpanzees.

In fact, we were the only people in the universe.

We do these things over dinner.

How can we make digital content graspable for us, for humans?

Humans and other herbivores, we sweat through our pores to cool ourselves.

Because human beings are, to some extent, hivish creatures like bees.

The humans tried everything. Now it's up to us dogs and the twilight bark.

We make a lot of mistakes in a lot of different contexts.

Well, the Earth our environment, in the form of us is creating knowledge.

Love is not unique to humans, you know we vampires are very susceptible.

And for us humans it's not quite material, it's not realy there, it's virtual.

And of course, we don't do these experiments in humans, but just by coincidence, my colleague has shown that men who have low sperm count, low semen quality have significantly more atrazine in their urine.

This has happened to many species all through evolution and it's our turn now as humans to do this.

We humans like to get our heads around all of the complexity around us by classifying things.

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After all, dogs were having puppies long before our time.

On the other hand, that's one thing we humans are good at... adapting, figuring out

You know, maybe it's not just humans at the right side of this chain that's duncey.

And I think this is one of the most important things to us as humans.

In spite of all the economic activities of the last 50 70 years since the World War 2 and all the industrialisation we have not yet managed to solve the problem of poverty, depravation, hunger or malnutrition..

We're not about to run out of people. No other commodity has that.

Now I realize that as the musician, we human beings, with our great mind, artistic heart and skill, can change this 16th century technology and a legendary design to a wonderful entertainment.

On the other hand, we humans, we live in a physical world.

I really mean life on Earth, past and present, from microbes to us humans, in its rich molecular diversity, the way we now understand life on Earth as being a set of molecules and chemical reactions and we call that, collectively, biochemistry,

We humans are inventing a new fire, not dug from below, but flowing from above not scarce, but bountiful not local, but everywhere not transient, but permanent not costly, but free.

And the third is all of the sound that we humans generate that's called anthrophony.

And so when Thomas Jefferson wrote in the Declaration of Independence, We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, he did not mean We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are clones.

So we said, let's actually give the monkeys the same kinds of problems that humans tend to get wrong in certain kinds of economic challenges, or certain kinds of economic experiments.