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    This diagram outlines the ordering of the world from the most fundamental levels of physics and chemistry to the higher levels of biology, culture, and human civilization. It shows the development of human societies from hunter-gatherers starting around 200,000 BC to the modern age today, with key transitions like the Neolithic Revolution, rise of early cities, Ancient Greece and Rome, the Renaissance, Enlightenment, and modern periods. The diagram also notes the increasing complexity observed from the earliest forms of matter and life to current human cultures and civilization.

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    This diagram outlines the ordering of the world from the most fundamental levels of physics and chemistry to the higher levels of biology, culture, and human civilization. It shows the development of human societies from hunter-gatherers starting around 200,000 BC to the modern age today, with key transitions like the Neolithic Revolution, rise of early cities, Ancient Greece and Rome, the Renaissance, Enlightenment, and modern periods. The diagram also notes the increasing complexity observed from the earliest forms of matter and life to current human cultures and civilization.

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    Diagram 1 - The Orders of The World

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    This diagram outlines the ordering of the world from the most fundamental levels of physics and chemistry to the higher levels of biology, culture, and human civilization. It shows the development of human societies from hunter-gatherers starting around 200,000 BC to the modern age today, with key transitions like the Neolithic Revolution, rise of early cities, Ancient Greece and Rome, the Renaissance, Enlightenment, and modern periods. The diagram also notes the increasing complexity observed from the earliest forms of matter and life to current human cultures and civilization.

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    The Ordering of the World

    Physics/
    Cosmology (14
    years ago)
    Astronomy/
    Chemistry
    Biological World
    Mental World Cultural World
    Humans (.03)
    Animal (.6)
    Bacteria (4) Stars (13)
    200,000- 10,000BC: Hunter-Gatherer
    10,000BC Neolithic Revolution (Agriculture,
    Domestication plants/animals, Writing)
    3,000BC First Cities (Mesopotamia, Egypt)
    600BC-500AD Ancient Period (Greece,
    Rome)
    500-1400- Middle Ages
    1400-1600 Renaissance
    1600-1700 Age of Science
    1700-1800 Enlightenment
    1800-1900 Age of Evolution/IR/History
    1900-present Modern Age

    Time/Complexity
    Earth (5)

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