Elwell writes, "Our ability to produce children will always exceed our ability to secure food for their survival. ... By 2040 we would need to triple the global food supply in order to meet basic food needs, but doing so would require a 1000 percent increase in the total energy expended in food production. ... Our species has flourished, but we've changed our environment too fast for other species to adapt. ... We're approaching a point where the world's ecosystem will change too fast for even us to adapt. ... Sooner or later, population growth would completely outstrip the capa...

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There will appear faster trains even then the bullet trains. ... They will be smaller, but faster. ... There will appear faster trams, but they will be more expensive. ... For the women will be able to use internet to order everything from food to cars, houses and yachts. Maybe there will be super technical refrigerators that will be able to order the food you need without pressing even a key. ...

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This is because the Food and Drug Administration (F.D.A.) has made the decision that people don't need to know about these things and they have decided not to put labels on foods to let people know that they were made with New Leafs. The New Leafs, in fact, are part of a new class of crop plants that is rapidly changing the American food chain. ... There are too many biotech crops out there to individually pick out which foods do and do not contain these New Leafs. ... Besides being able to take care of themselves, the New Leaf Superiors are also able to grow faster than any other pot...

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Such common things in society are food. When the two words are placed side by side, you get the idea of common food people eat on a daily basis. ... With the invention of the drive-through and fast food, most people on a normal working basis tend to forget their health when it comes to the right diet. Most fast foods nowadays are way too high in fat and cholesterol. ... If we all do our part and cut back on the fast food, we would be a healthier and perhaps more prosperous society, because we would have the health, body, and mind that will help us succeed in the future to come. ...

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The planet can not handle anymore chaos and can not create enough food to disturbate to those who are in demand of it. ... Farming has been around since the 8000 B.C perhaps one of the most important inventions ever made Too many people are living on the plant presently, thanks to technology less people are dying due the quality of life that is improving, though its not directly related to malnutriention it's the speed of growth that is the cause of malnourshed and farming is the fuel that lets the population grow so fast. ... To make more food one has to destroy existing land and cul...

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Fast amoebas (males) and nutrient rich amoebas (females) soon came about. ... Chimpanzees and Binobos live in the same habitat, eat the same foods, but are very different socially. ... Binobos tend to eat food on the ground where they can socialize. Chimps tend to eat their food in trees because gorillas in their area ate the food on the ground. ...

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Some examples are domestication animals, agricultural standards, simplistic shelters, and finding all kinds of edible food including foods that needed to be treated or altered to be edible. ... Some of these tools were used to get food easier. ... As we started to evolutionize more and more we started to see new ways of getting food and altering food so that it would be edible and humans would be able to benefit from it. ... They bred animals and used them for food or they would use animal made products that also gave humans nutrition. ... There was more people because we found ways to get mo...

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Humans have been killing animals for food which is what nature intended for humans. ... There are millions of cows slaughtered each year and not used for food. ... This puts human beings at the top of the food chain. ... Whether it be for food or just entertainment. ... We would lose places such as McDonald's, Burger King, and all fast food restaurants which only sold meat. ...

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We overcrowd, overeat, and pollute our earth, wiping out forests and wetlands to develop a new subdivision, or a restaurant where a large portion of the food goes to waste, or a car dealership where we can purchase our automobiles that run off of fossil fuels while polluting our atmosphere. ... The more people on this earth, the more food will be needed, our population already suffers from an abundance of poverty. ... Thriving nations such as ours that have so much food that a large portion of it is wasted, have a responsibility to aid countries that cannot feed their hungry. ... With the p...

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How will the people of this society buy things or get thing that they need in their everyday life such as toilet paper or food? ... Machines would grow smarter and faster to complete jobs more effectively than humans. ...

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This would have a huge domino effect on the earth, we would not have enough food for everyone, our natural resources would be gone, and water what about water. ... And also (like genetic engineering) create super humans that will be able to withstand all sorts of diseases, and be stronger and faster than the rest of us. ... Dolly the first cloned mammal shows signs physically that she is aging faster at a rate faster than sheep her age. ...

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I consider myself to be a strong Titan since I have beaten many other titans to dispute the food so I decide to go individually. ... We are tall and big compare to human, but I don't feel hard about my movement speed, in fact we are pretty fast. ...

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Many people are trapped in some kind of a bad habit that they wish they never had. Bad habits are formed more easily than good habits, and are usually the hardest to get rid of. Smoking, drinking, gambling, overeating, and eating fast food are all examples of bad habits. Many people, who know of the...

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These carts were not moving very fast, but of course no one was willing to stop to look out for this poor fellow. ... In many parts of the story, all he does is sit and cry, or sit and eat what precious food was left. ... It really makes you think about what kind of power we really hold over the affairs of Earth, and where exactly we are in the food chain. ...

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The food industry and business is far too efficient and their product prices are low enough to appeal many of the consumers that love meat. ... I believe that there is no chance of changing the nowadays meat industry and our fast food diets but Peter Singer has logically and deeply extended utilitarianism to animal equality rights....

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The meaning of what is considered to be a luxury has changed greatly in our recent history; we no longer need just food, shelter and water to survive, we depend on much more that would have been considered luxuries even as far back as one hundred years ago. ... We are whizzing through the earth's natural resources faster than we need to, because of our need for luxuries. ... A century back, people needed shelter, water and food, but now we are given those things as if its nothing. ...

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This, de Waal believes, proves that animals are kind to one another and survive that way, not by killing one another for food. ... They are bigger, stronger, faster, and more adapt to living in the wild then dogs are. ... Now who has a better system, the mamma dog that leaves the tiger cub to die because it knows it will eventually grow up and kill off there food supply. ...

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Also, there was an essential belief held by some (like the Liverpool River natives) that through eating a dead relative or enemy who had a unique and desirable quality (great wisdom or clever hunter), the consumers would gain their attributes; "If they killed a fast runner, they ate part of his legs, hoping thereby to acquire his speed- (Here be Cannibals 2). ... Before long, the food ran out and the group began eating raw hides of their livestock, leather straps, and bones. ...

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While one could have lived on the streets struggling every day to find food and water, the other could have been among the few rich people and lived in luxury. ... It would be like an alien who travelled to earth trying to explain faster than light speed travel to us. ...

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He was responsible for cooking their food, and in one instance he prepared eggs for the white family and the owner of the house told him that he was not allowed to eat the eggs. ... They are solely under the control of the higher forces that they work for who make the workers work harder and faster for a longer period of time. ...

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In the last hundred years, science has been advancing at a rate faster than ever before in the history of human civilization. ... Over population can create many other problems such as lack of food, joblessness and other diseases such as malaria, typhoid, and yellow fever. ...

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Until everybody equally distributed food, no one ruled another person with arms. ... He realizes that it is hard to learn new skills for him as an out-of-fashioned person to survive against a big, fast IT wave and compete with young generation and well-educated people. ...

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Superman has always fascinated teens and adolescents ever since its conceptualization in 1933. The superhuman icon was a brain child of the celebrated writer Jerry Siegel and the creative artist Joe Shuster. The illusory super hero, Superman is the embodiment of all virtues and good qualities. Neve...

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