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" ... Imagine a science fiction movie whereby say the earth is under siege and our only hope is to colonize and live on the moon. As a species, we would want to collectively work together to find a means to lift all humans to the moon and setup moon-based cities for us to live there. ... "
" ... The discovery in Sri Lanka shows that, when it came to creating tools and learning to live in new environments, our species was uniquely flexible compared to other ancient hominids. “Personal ornaments, bows and arrows, and social networks... were all part of this toolkit that allowed our species to inhabit this unique diversity of environments – and colonize basically all of the world’s continents,” says Roberts. ... "
" ... The first humans to colonize Mars might be cave-dwellers, skirting the harsh surface conditions. ... "
" ... The negative voice can colonize our hearts and dwarf career advancement if we allow it to run roughshod over our professional lives. Our careers are shaped from the inside out. If we lose our inner connection, in small ways and big, our personal lives and careers unravel. Career success starts with exercising levelheadedness, self-control, inner calm and self-compassion at an individual level. And job performance and satisfaction and peace of mind continue to build over the trajectory of our careers as we widen our resilient zone. ... "
" ... When I compare these two studies, I find it interesting that the North American and Australian founders were probably sourced from the same region in the UK but the Australian starlings still have not managed to colonize the arid interior of the Australian continent whereas those in North America live in Arizona as well as arid regions of Colorado and New Mexico. Why are Australian starlings so much slower than North American starlings at these crucial environmental adaptations? ... "