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Anthropocene (Crash Course)
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Anthropocene (Crash Course)
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1. What are some of the possible scenarios for the future?

2. What are some of the positive things about the Anthropocene, what are some negative?

3. What are some dangers of the twenty-first century?

4. What were some of the reasons so many people died in the 20th century?

5. What does it mean to say that collective learning was growing exponentially?

6. What is the Anthropocene Era?

7. How is the distribution of wealth today different from the distribution of wealth during the agrarian era? How is being in the top 10 to 20 percent different than it used to be?

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