Sentences with phrase «makings of an advanced civilization»

Put Jocelyn in the alpha position and you have the makings of an advanced civilization.

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It is not necessary to give up the specialization of functions that makes advanced civilization possible.

The premise behind SETI, an acronym for Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, is that technologically advanced civilizations want to make their existence known to their less - capable kin (i.e. us) and go about it by producing signals that might be detected in the course of our routine scientific observations.

I made the case that pumping billions of dollars into the development of new drugs and advanced medical technology is not the way to combat the chronic diseases of civilization.

It is for further exploration of our evolutionary cycle, as we make contact with extraterrestrials who are in all probability more advanced than our civilization is.

As we learn, Wakanda appears to the outside world as an impoverished East African country, but in fact, its mountains are rich with a precious metal called vibranium, making it the most technologically advanced civilization of all time.

Civilization advances because of educated people who create, design, build, engineer, idea - make, invent and so much more.

Still the key point is there were several varieties of human species — Neanderthals, Denisovans among us — in the world 100,000 years ago and it isn't at all clear that any of the other species would have made the advance to a technological civilization.

The reason that I went back to Mencius was that the world over, including the Chinese, finally dawned that the western modern science and technology had so over shadowed and skewed the picture of civilization of Mankind that many of the advances of humanity were made by other cultures and civilizations were either ignored or misinterpreted.

It's also been supposed that the Fermi Paradox is answered by advanced civilizations eventually making their solar systems invisible to the outside by way of Dyson Spheres.

Is a wonder we got here so far at this advanced stage of civilization, but the science is way ahead of democratic processes, finding comfort in words rhetoric and irony and making decisions from them.

If you assume that civilizations at least as technologically advanced as our own are abundant in the galaxy, and then start making a list of the pretty obvious reasons why we might not be able to detect their existence by any of the means presently available to SETI research, it very quickly becomes a long list.