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A general summary of the concept of civilization |
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In Chapter 15 Self Aware Life of UCA, we
defined the sixth and final level of all matter as being Higher Order Biologics
of which the species Homo Sapien sapiens ( human beings) may be classed. |
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As you may recall, we defined Higher
Order Biologics as being those lifeforms with sufficiently complex neural
systems to generate self-consciousness and the means of language and
information storage for learning and communication. While the human species
shares a great many similarities with other species such as Chimpanzees and
Gorillas, only the human species on the planet Earth appears to have developed
sufficiently complex conscious abilities to recognize, communicate and store
information via various symbolic languages. |
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We defined the six levels of higher order
biologics as being: |
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| 6 Levels of Higher Order Biological Life |
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Timeline of development from Type I to
Type IV |
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In terms of mapping the
development of the human race using the system described above, is the analysis
of steps from Type I Civilizations to Type IV Civilizations. |
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As we will discuss, there is no clear start time for Type I civilizations,
certainly no evidence as to the definitive ground zero, the very first
settlement that proves itself categorically and unequivocally as the starting
point for humanity. |
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What is clear is that humanity evolved to Type II
Civilizations sometime over 8,000 years ago. |
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Type III Civilizations did not emerge until the empire
of Alexander. |
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