In terms of survival, "it makes sense that there would be a time of expiration for how long we can keep an idea in our mind," he says.
Its survival, it appears, depends on its transformation into a tourist event--if tuna fishing can be Disney-fied.
World War II brought unprecedented institutionalized killing and destruction, and taught the world that to ensure its survival, it must avoid future world wars.
And for its survival, it wants those tablets to be NOOKs.
If it still values its own survival, it must abandon an ideal it has so comprehensively betrayed.
As a symbol of survival, it is already, in its own way, a masterpiece -- and so it should remain.
Their very survival, it seemed, hinged on it.
And survival, it was widely assumed, was indeed the least likely outcome.
If it is not their survival, it is the ugly leaf browning that can occur.
According to evolutionary theory, if compassion is truly vital to human survival, it would manifest itself through nonverbal signals.
As the part of our brain concerned with our survival, it responds 100 times faster than the neocortex.
