Human communities are kinds of machines – machines for social life – and just like any machine they fall apart and are discarded.
Human communities, who earn their living by scavenging, sorting, and reselling refuse items, regularly visit garbage dumps in developing countries.
"Human communities depend upon diversity of talent, not a singular conception of ability".~ Sir Ken Robinson.
Human communities differ from each other in their contact structure.
Human communities range from large densely populated cities to small villages and dispersed rural populations.
Human communities where hygiene and sanitation are poor have widespread environmental fecal contamination.
Almost all human communities represent divine order in cosmic diagrams.
This delivers a rough egalitarianism in primordial human communities.
These vast street parties connect people to spiritual forces, human communities, music, dancing, eating, drinking, play.
But dams disrupt wildlife, block migration routes and displace human communities.
All such disasters, insofar as they befall human communities, are socially constituted.
