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15.(first statements) of the human being
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| ucadia defines human life knowledge as the definition of human life. | ||
| 01. | Human beings are of the species originating on the
planet Earth named Homo Sapiens Sapiens and all its sub species and evolutionary derivatives. |
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| 02. | A Human being is of the species Homo Sapiens Sapiens
if it can be shown that the DNA architecture is consistent with that of human beings as per Clause (01). |
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| 03. | A Human Being is always a human being and nothing
lesser or greater in their description when Clause (02) is applicable. |
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| 04. | All human beings are said to be the same in terms of basic originating species when Clause (02) is applicable to all of them. | |
| 05. | Living human beings are human beings as defined by
Clause (02) when it can be shown that blood still circulates in their veins, the heart still pumps and a significant measure of body cellular structure continues to replicate. When this applies, we mean a human being has life. |
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| 06. | Living humans beings are derivatives of their environment for life to exist on Earth. This includes but is not restricted to oxygen, minerals, water, pressure, gravity, other life forms for food, energy. | |
| 07. | Human beings cannot sustain life without an
environment approximating the conditions for life on Earth. |
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| 08. | Living human beings originate from the evolutionary
chain of life on the planet Earth and while on Earth remain part of the greater life ecosystem of Earth. |
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| 09. | So long as human beings must base a significant part
of their survival on being
part of the life ecosystem on the planet Earth, we must rely on the ecosystem for sustainment and the ecosystem of trees, fish, plants, animals, flowers must rely partially on living human beings for continued sustainment. |
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| 10. | That when living human beings reduce the diversity or
upset the goal of the life ecosystem to sustain, we should expect the life ecosystem to react to us in some way as something reducing its goal however greatly or small of continued sustainment. |
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| 11. | That it is better for human beings chance of
sustainment of the species to live in harmony with the life ecosystem, so long
as we depend on the life ecosystem for our survival. |
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| 12. | That the life ecosystem is on one planet and that there will be a time when the life ecosystem will inevitably cease. However, living human beings can replicate the conditions of the life ecosystem and therefore sustain off the planet Earth. Therefore, at some point in the future, the sustainment of the species will be greatly enhanced by diversity of human sustainment on not just Earth, but other parts of the solar system and Galaxy. | |
| 13. | Because of Clause (12), the goal of the
sustainment of humanity should by rights be ahead of the goal of the sustainment of the life ecosystem as the one cannot exist without the other for the foreseeable future. It is also our principle programming by the life ecosystem of the planet Earth. If we succeed it succeeds. If we fail, or deliberately damage the sustainability of the life ecosystem we fail also. If we succeed in surviving off planet Earth, then we as the life ecosystem of Earth's ambassadors help it to sustain also. |
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| 14. | Living human beings are the highest order of life on the planet Earth in terms of Earths life generating system by virtue of our independent structure, survival skills, brain and level of model skills in altering matter around us. | |
| 15. | The interaction of clause (11) to (14) means all living human beings have now become the effective custodians of the sustainment of the life ecosystem of Earth by sensibly placing our own species sustainment in harmony with the life ecosystem. | |
| 16. | So long as humanity fails to obligate its role as
custodian and ambassador of the life ecosystem on Earth and live on Earth in disharmony with the life ecosystem, the life ecosystem on Earth will attempt all it can to restore harmony without exctincting the human species. |
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| 17. | That all living human beings are created as creators-
to sustain the species and to themselves sustain. That by this definition, in the traditional cultural meaning of the word "good", then all human beings are created good. |
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| 18. | That all living human beings are created equal, yet
with different features, specialities and capabilities that together form the
greatest hope of the species survival. |
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| 19. | That just as all living human beings are as a whole
created to ensure the continued sustainment of the species, that we are all originally genetically structured to die to see the sustainment of the species. |
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| 20. | That any genetic modifications to the originating
genetic programming of human beings as described in Clause (19) should only be on the basis of expanding the maximum opportunity of the sustainment of the species. |
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| 21. | That genetic modifications to the originating genetic
programming of human beings that promotes the sustainment of the species as per Clause (19) can only help sustain the species and therefore in the context of the overall species and sub-species be positive. |
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| 22. | That for so long as the genetic structure of living
human beings means that human beings ultimately die (therefore change in form), that all human beings will ultimately die. |
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| 23. | That for so long as Clause (22) applies all living human beings will ultimately fail in their goal for self sustainment in physical form regardless of what they try to do to avoid it, or believe that they can avoid it happening. | |
| 24. | The goal of sustainment of the species will by virtue of Clause (23) be properly placed ahead in terms of primary purpose than the goal of self sustainment. | |
| 25. | That where the goal of self sustainment is placed ahead of the goal of sustainment of the species of human beings, that this represents a fundamental mis-alignment of primary goals. | |
| 26. | That all living human beings is what UCA means by the
definition of "humanity" and the principle goal of the sustainment of humanity. |
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| 27. | That the features of diversity and specialisation
both in terms of simplification and complexity are positive and crucial features in the sustainment of humanity. |
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| 28. | That humanity should do as much as is independently
and combiningly possible to see the continued success in achieving the goal of
the sustainment of humanity. |
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