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1) natural causality
2) uniformity in space and time
3) common perception |
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| organized systematic enterprise that gathers knowledge about the world and condeses the knowledge into testable laws and principals |
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| ones that blend in dont get ate off |
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| 2nd law of thermodynamics |
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| 90% of useful energy lost after every level |
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| number of individuals in one speciest that a place can support in an area overtime |
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| unlike previous plagues and diseases, the modern plague of over-popultaion cannot be sustained. We know what we need to do; now we have to have the desire to do it. |
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| interactions bewteen humans and ecological systems |
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