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For generations at that point, the bear had been a shorthand for all the danger that people were encountering on the frontier, and the federal government was actually systematically exterminating bears and lots of other predators too, like coyotes and wolves.
So in 10, 12 generations, you're going to have thousands of offspring, and millions of offspring.
And I think the answer is yes, and that's because problems that affect future generations are often hugely neglected.
What's really cool as well is that there's a transfer of skills and knowledge across generations, from masters to apprentices, but it's done through active learning, through heuristic learning, learning by doing and by making.
Let me come to what the younger generations do.
And Herschel's recognition that something was different, that something wasn't quite right, was the discovery of a planet, the planet Uranus, a name that has entertained countless generations of children, but a planet that overnight doubled the size of our known solar system.
But what's more difficult to navigate is the emotional landscape between the generations, and the old adage that with age comes wisdom is not true.
And it's pretty sad, because I only go back five generations, and that's it.
Win for the private sector, because we build new generations of future handwashers.
We've had three generations of leaders, in my mind.
Specifically, they can do two things that previous generations have not done.
Because none of the previous generations have been able to tackle this issue of poverty.
And whether it's about climate change or eradicating poverty or giving back to future generations what we've taken for granted, it's about adventure.
We still have in us this old stuff about superiority and it is causing us to embed those further into our institutions and our society and generations, and it is making for despair and disparities and a devastating devaluing of young black men.
Groucho Marx said, "Why should I care about future generations?
So if you don't care for future generations, just go for it.
Growing up in a family with three generations, I've always been very close to my grandfather.
Although the novel moves forward through subsequent generations, time moves in an almost cyclical manner.
Migrant communities, older generations dying off, and ultimately poor record-keeping have led to conflicts over who owns what.
Snapchat, the service which is used mainly by younger generations and claims that its messages only have the life span of a few seconds.
Other generations had to build a fresh society after slavery, pull through a depression, defeat fascism, freedom-ride in Mississippi.
These invisible differences cannot be too complicated, however, because there have only been 250,000 generations since our last common ancestor.
So combine those with the adventurous outliers from new generations of locally trained architects and designers and engineers, and always remember that you are designing for curving, tapering, hollow poles.
It takes a long time to learn how to do that, and they excavated the area and they found that this material culture, this way of doing it, these rocks, had passed down for at least 4,300 years through 225 chimpanzee generations.
Chickens live in groups, so first of all, he selected just an average flock, and he let it alone for six generations.
After six generations had passed, what did he find?
As a result, autism became a source of shame and stigma for families, and two generations of autistic children were shipped off to institutions for their own good, becoming invisible to the world at large.
Bringing people, future generations, together through Arabic calligraphy is what I do.
The effect of her blindness was going through the generations.
When it grows one percent per annum, it takes three generations to double the standard of living.
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