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| Anthropology | | Humans |
Franz Boas, known as the "Father of Anthropology," established the first PhD program in anthropology at Columbia in 1896
| Diamond-water Paradox | | Neither Water nor Diamonds Are Rare, but Water is Cheaper Than Diamonds, Though Humans Need Water to Survive, Not Diamonds |
| A Tarantula Bite is Fatal to Humans | | False |
Tarantulas are not dangerous to humans. They inject saliva into the wound when biting and this may cause a painful local reaction only.
| Egalitarianism | | Humans Ought to Be Equal in Rights and Privileges |
| Fatalism | | Events Are Fixed and Humans Are Powerless |
| Panzoism | | Humans and Animals Share Vital Life Energy |
| Perfectibilism | | Humans Capable of Becoming Perfect |
| Personalism | | Humans Possess Spiritual Freedom |
| Resistentialism | | Inanimate Objects Display Malice Towards Humans |
| Trialism | | Humans Have Three Separate Essences (body, Soul, Spirit) |
| Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927) | | George O'Brien, Janet Gaynor & Margaret Livingston |
IMDB rating 8.2/10. Director: F.W. Murnau. Won Oscars for Best Picture, Unique and Artistic Production and Best Cinematography. Janet Gaynor won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role. National Film Preservation Board, USA 'National Film Registry Award' 1989.
| Marquis D'Arlandes & Pilatre De Rozier | | Humans to Fly |
In an air balloon 1783
| Humansville | | Missouri, U.S.A. |
| Mark Twain | | "Laughter is the Greatest Weapon We Have and We, As Humans, Use It the Least" |
American Humorist / writer
| Bender | | "Hey, Sexy Mama... Wanna Kill All Humans?" |
Futurama