All 23 Uses
species
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The Three-Body Problem
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- All the physical laws of human history, from Archimedes' principle to string theory, and all the scientific discoveries and intellectual fruits of our species are the by-products of this great law.†
p. 70.1species = a similar group of animals or plants
- And it is this: The human race is an evil species.†
p. 253.9
- Why is saving other species considered insignificant?†
p. 305.2
- When I discovered them, the species had less than ten thousand individuals left.†
p. 305.5
- Every day on this planet some species that doesn't draw the attention of humans goes extinct.†
p. 305.8
- Right now, species on Earth are going extinct far faster than during the late Cretaceous.†
p. 306.9
- I only wanted to save a species near extinction.†
p. 307.5
- Saving a species of bird or insect is no different from saving humankind.†
p. 307.6
- 'All lives are equal' is the basic tenet of Pan-Species Communism.†
p. 307.7
- Pan-Species Communism.†
p. 307.7
- Its core belief is that all species on Earth are created equal.†
p. 307.8
- Our crops are also living species.†
p. 307.8
- Indeed, Pan-Species Communism is a natural continuation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.†
p. 307.9 *
- The seeds of Pan-Species Communism had sprouted long ago in the ancient East.†
p. 311.2
- Even though all the species were placed into Noah's Ark, other species were never given the same status as humans.†
p. 311.3
- Even though all the species were placed into Noah's Ark, other species were never given the same status as humans.†
p. 311.3
- Humans have surely invested more than forty-five billion dollars in saving species near extinction.†
p. 311.6
- The most surprising aspect of the Earth-Trisolaris Movement was that so many people had abandoned all hope in human civilization, hated and were willing to betray their own species, and even cherished as their highest ideal the elimination of the entire human race, including themselves and their children.†
p. 317.1
- More importantly, because their thoughts were not as deeply influenced by modern science and philosophy, they still felt an overwhelming, instinctual identification with their own species.†
p. 317.7
- The Adventist group was the purest, most fundamentalist strand of the ETO, comprised mainly of believers in Evans's Pan-Species Communism.†
p. 318.7
- This despair began with the mass extinctions of the Earth's species caused by modern civilization.†
p. 318.7
- The human race was a naïve species, and the attraction posed by a more advanced alien civilization was almost irresistible.†
p. 319.2
- He never revealed to me the thoughts buried deep in his heart, and only expressed his sense of duty toward the other species on this planet.†
p. 324.2
Definitions:
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(1)
(species) a group of animals or plants that are similar -- typically identified as belonging to the same group when they are of a kind that can reproduce new members of the group together
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)