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Citing historical examples dating back to Mayan times, he argues persuasively that the social orders within individual societies are not so adaptable as the species itself.
ECONOMIST: The environment
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Undeniably, as a species we are extremely adaptable, but we must never forget that the Oracle of Delphi called Socrates the wisest of all men: He was the wisest of all men because he realized he was stupid.
FORBES: The Missing Elephant in the Bedroom
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The species that have persevered, scientists say, are adaptable to sporadic changes in rainfall.
BBC: The repercussions of rainforest reduction
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As Charles Darwin put it, the species that survive are not the most intelligent or strongest but those most adaptable to change.
ECONOMIST: Global or local?