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The third and fourth principles result from the complexity of human societies.
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And precisely this thing takes place in mankind and in human societies.
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They are one of the last human societies untouched by modern civilisation.
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In some but not most traditional human societies, men move to women.
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All known human societies establish social order by punishing violators of social norms.
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I am an economic scientist, analyzing the forces which operate in human societies.
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It seems like a perfectly controlled experiment in the evolution of human societies.
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But the development of human societies has not been guided by human reason.
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Of course, the continents differ in innumerable environmental features affecting trajectories of human societies.
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Maybe their systems of behavior can help human societies battling pandemics of our own.
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Cooperation is a relevant and controversial phenomenon in human societies.
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Trust and betrayal of trust are ubiquitous in human societies.
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There is no doubt that I have discovered the ultimate in stagnant human societies.
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As a Catholic, he recognized in religion alone the right to govern human societies.
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He regarded human societies as purely mechanical systems set in motion by human desires.
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So human societies had to develop education to train the brains of their children.
