In addition, science, especially space science, should be the responsibility of all humans around the globe.
An estimated 12% of all humans who have ever lived are alive today.
A case in point is arrogance, which is not a trait of all humans.
Recent scholarship in neuroscience, developmental psychology, psychiatry, and evolutionary anthropology are emphasizing the empathic and coöperative nature of all humans.
About a quarter of all humans worldwide have latent TB, meaning the infection causes no symptoms and is not contagious.
Last year, the number of Internet users topped 2.4 billion — more than a third of all humans on the planet.
Civil rights in America cannot be separated or isolated from the rights of all humans everywhere in the world.
The results helped to establish a classic story: the common ancestor of all humans lived in Africa, about 70,000 to 100,000 years ago.
In biological terms, the most successful of all humans has been Genghis Khan – around 0.5% of all males alive today are descended from him and his brothers.
"Jazz is truly a world music, because the ingredients of improvisation, discipline and abandon exist in the makeup of all humans," Mr. De Johnette said.
I suspect many who are inclined to describe themselves as hoping for the salvation of all humans may well find themselves gravitating toward such a position.
