Scientists propose changing the rules of history to avoid environmental collapse

[rangerrebew]

Scientists propose changing the rules of history to avoid environmental collapse
6/07/2018 12:30:00 PM

For the first time in our planet's 4.5 billion-year history a single species, humans, is increasingly dictating its future, according to a new book by UCL scientists.

The new epoch known as the Anthropocene—assessed in 2015 by Professors Simon Lewis and Mark Maslin in a report published in Nature—marks the period when human impacts on our home planet have become global and sustained.

In their new book, The Human Planet, the authors have now gathered new evidence which reveals the basic rules governing human societies from the earliest hunter-gatherers to those of the present day.

Read more at https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2018/06/scientists-propose-changing-rules-of.html#RWhHs511iYoJxxfV.99

[rangerrebew]

Obama and the democrats have  already done it with their rules on gender- or rather lack of rules.

[Cyber Liberty]

This seems to be the basic problem of humans right now.  We have people who have declared themselves "superior," and above the fray trying to rewrite the rules of human nature.  They can't succeed (it's impossible), so all they can do is create strife.