Sentence examples for human epoch from inspiring English sources
The Human Epoch: when did it start?
Was 1610 the beginning of a new human epoch?
In Stephens's telling, a new human epoch of feeling is kicked off by each big name.
The key question is how a formally designated human epoch will shape scientific thought in the meantime.
Its name is the Anthropocene - the human epoch.
The age of the machines has the potential to be radically distinct from any merely human epoch that has come before it even to the extent that human beings are no longer necessary.
"It doesn't matter that whole human epochs have celebrated big men and women," Sallie Tisdale writes in her essay "A Weight That Women Carry," "because the brief period in which I live does not; since I was born, even the voluptuous calendar girl has gone.
Ellis specializes in studying the ecology of the Anthropocene, the widely used term for the human-dominated epoch in which we are currently living.
As such he seems more like a flesh-and-blood human of any epoch, and less like a still from the History Channel.
"It seems appropriate to assign the term 'Anthropocene' to the present, in many ways human-dominated, geological epoch," he observed.
It is the calling card of the Anthropocene, the human-dominated geological epoch we have entered, that we have a diminished world to share with wilder life.
