The phrase "all of human existence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the entirety of human life, history, or experience in a broad context.
Example: "Philosophers have pondered the meaning of all of human existence for centuries, seeking answers to life's most profound questions."
Alternatives: "the entirety of human life" or "the totality of human experience."
For nearly all of human existence, people died young.
Nor is there any understanding of how Alcibiades, in Plato's "Symposium," could call Socrates unique in all of human existence.
And with the final song, a cover of Leadbelly's "Where Did You Sleep Last Night," Cobain gave one of his greatest vocal performances; it felt powerful enough to bring the curtain down on all of human existence.
Again, this is a trick we've seen before (Pleasantville, Zentropa – aka Europa) but if you buy The Giver's subtext that all of human existence is the repetition and reinterpretation of the same story, these constant feelings of thematic deja vu help it sell the premise.
Rather than repackaging this great German modernist (1886-1969) as a field marshal of reason, obsessed with compressing all of human existence into uniform, three-dimensional grids, these two shows depict Mies as a supervisor of fantasy: an interpreter of the 20th century's deepest dream of itself.
But whereas those of "The Matrix" were essentially audiovisual, those of "Cloud Atlas" are informational: the movie's underlying argument is that all of human existence is data, and that, if you type just the right terms into the cosmic search engine, you'll get slices of life that make for deeply meaningful cross-sections of existence.
I called the marriage and family therapist (MFT) up to discuss a current patient of his, and what it's like to try to help a virgin in his early 30s learn to attract women while simultaneously dismantling the idea that having a sexual relationship is the end-all-be-all of human existence.
By that time, genes were no longer simply the key to understanding health: they had become the skeleton key for unlocking almost all the mysteries of human existence.
For a more thoughtful examination of the perils of future technology, James Ponsoldt's The Circle (based on Dave Eggers' novel about a company that uses technology to oversee all aspects of human existence) might be worth a look the following month.
All future work in Health Informatics should have a translational approach of using data from all levels of human existence.
TBI and the idea of combining data from all levels of human existence is a popular new direction in Health Informatics.
