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But humanity would not have evolved over the last however many thousands, hundreds of thousands of years, were we not imbued with the capacity to take a hit.
But humanity would not have evolved over the last however many thousands, hundreds of thousands
It's depressing all of what's good about humanity.
It's depressing all of what's good about humanity.
First of all, I've been pretty vocal on TikTok being not great for humanity from like the short-form content.
on TikTok being not great for humanity.
After the two countries traded airstrikes last month, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing a separate crisis as the International Criminal Court announced today it's seeking to arrest him and Israel's defense minister on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity for civilian attacks and starvation in Gaza.
on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity
That's why when older generations see kids doing trends like this, you always see them say things like, "Oh, our future is doomed," or "I'm losing faith in humanity," or something else negative.
or, "I'm losing faith in humanity"
On that day, humanity received a grim reminder:
On that day, humanity received a grim reminder that this scene has been parodied so much that no one could take it seriously anymore.
Like, according to Gilgamesh, they once got mad at us because we were making too much noise while they were trying to sleep, so they decided to destroy all of humanity with a flood.
they were trying to sleep so they decided to destroy all of humanity with a flood.
Humanity has to decide how to act on this in the next few years.
Humanity has to decide how to act on this in the next few years.
It literally has the potential to change humanity forever.
It literally has the potential to change humanity forever.
In the case of genocide or crimes against humanity, do we have a responsibility to intervene to protect people threatened by their governments even when atrocities do not affect American core interests?" I'd like to direct that question to Congressman O'Rourke.
He asks, "Does the United States have a responsibility to protect in the case of genocide or crimes against humanity?