Oooh, good question! I'll just conjecture here. :) Well, in any case, that person likely isn't going to be well off. But it really depends on what stage of life in which the isolation begins.
An isolated infant won't last to age 50. An isolated toddler likely wouldn't either.
Isolated preschoolers and young schoolchildren might make it if they learn to scavenge, but likely would be severely socially impaired (the ';feral children'; you will occasionally hear about).
Older children probably could make it, again given scavenging, but possibly with a lesser degree of social impairment since they'll already be able to engage in vocal verbal behaviors with themselves and will already have had some training in socialization.
A teenager or adult suddenly cut off from all contact with others would likely be the least impaired due to their more extensive history of socialization, but people of that age already know of ways to commit suicide and might choose not to continue living.What happens to human beings when they live 50-60 years in pure isolation?
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What happens to human beings when they live 50-60 years in pure isolation?
I would say they are going to die soon, or getting ';crazy';.
Human are suppose to live in society and not in isolation.
We are made in order to communicate ,share and learn from each other.
And not to forget ,the loving part,to touch,and feel.....
chances are they would go in insane
is there any such thing as an ';isolated'; human? i'm not sure it would be possible to call someone who lived in isolation for such a long time ';human'; in an meaningful sense of the term -- biologically, sure... but there's more to life than biology, no?
They would die young.
There was a research done on mice.
One that was always well fed and played with.
It grew up happy and healthy.
One was constantly bothered but still well fed.
It grew up angry and sick.
One was completely ignored.
It died.
they would die or become insane...
When the humen race live 50-60 years in pure isolation they will be mentaly on that age when they started isolation.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Reproductive isolation occurs between the populations of a species?
Reproductive isolation occurs between the populations of a species but not between populations of different species.
True
FalseReproductive isolation occurs between the populations of a species?
By definition, a species consists of populations that either interbreed or have the potential to interbreed. If two populations are reproductive isolated from each other, these two populations are by definition 2 different species.
True
FalseReproductive isolation occurs between the populations of a species?
By definition, a species consists of populations that either interbreed or have the potential to interbreed. If two populations are reproductive isolated from each other, these two populations are by definition 2 different species.
What is the effect of island isolation on numbers of species and diversity?
This is called the Founder effect, and it greatly reduces numbers of species and diversity. All that will be available in the gene pool would be the genes of the ';founders'; of the isolated colony.
Wat are the precautions needed in isolation and culturing procedures?
perhaps you could clarify this question.. Isolation and culturing of what? Bacteria? tissue samples?printer cartridge
Helping a patient who is in Isolation?
How do you think a patient in Isolation would feel, and what are some things a nurse could do to prevent the patient from feeling this way.Helping a patient who is in Isolation?
i was in isolation for about 2 weeks. i felt very 'stuck'
so a tv, books, magazines and stuff helped me keep my mind off it
is there any way to get fresh air in the room?
dvds, games and stuff would help a lot IF it's appropriate and allowed
hope that helpsHelping a patient who is in Isolation?
I am sure they would feel lonesome, and like they were undesirable.
A nurse could keep them company for awhile, and offer things to keep them busy throughout their day, and try to explain that its a disease, and that just because they have it doesnt mean they are not clean, or whatever.
i was in isolation for about 2 weeks. i felt very 'stuck'
so a tv, books, magazines and stuff helped me keep my mind off it
is there any way to get fresh air in the room?
dvds, games and stuff would help a lot IF it's appropriate and allowed
hope that helpsHelping a patient who is in Isolation?
I am sure they would feel lonesome, and like they were undesirable.
A nurse could keep them company for awhile, and offer things to keep them busy throughout their day, and try to explain that its a disease, and that just because they have it doesnt mean they are not clean, or whatever.
Are creationists more hesitant to learn different cultures? What does cultural isolation do to people?
A sweeping generalization but nonetheless many creationists view different cultures not based on Jesus Christ to be satanic or ';ungodly.'; Not saying all creationists are like my aunt but she bans any non-Christian material in her house. That means no books about Islam, Harry Potter, Buddhism, etc... My cousin had to hide books from his own mother.Are creationists more hesitant to learn different cultures? What does cultural isolation do to people?
Well, let's take a look at the global isolation of North Korea... they worship their ';dear leader'; like a god. We really must learn and share in the global neighborhood, or not just our intellect, but our humanity, seems to become isolated.Are creationists more hesitant to learn different cultures? What does cultural isolation do to people?
Why are conservative Americans so frightened of immigration from non-western countries. They want something to latch onto, something to give them insulation from the outside world that may differ from their own. People feel threatened when their social fabric is threatened.
No they aren't I have found that evolutionist are more narrow minded then most creationist.But we are accused of being narrow minded when we just defend what we believe. Some are satanic and ungodly BUT there are some based on one God.More then it is publicized... But this my humble opinion.
What does Harry Potter have to do with different cultures?
I guess I'm guilty of not learning as much as I should about other cultures...
But when I start tolearn about other cultures, all I can think is---how do these cultural differences make us so different? When I see or talk to someone of another culture of faith or race it doesn't even register(most of the time) I see a brother or sister whose worth is infinite.
Christian faith is through out the world...My church alone has branches in over 170 countries and is steadily climbing. Christianity doesn't take away from their culture.
Cultures and cults are two different animals. Yes, many of us have studied and experienced many different cultures AND cults. Your aunt is a very wise woman to keep garbage out of her house.
Unfortunately Christianity tends to render negative connotations in other peoples' minds, but even with all the negative media and such, it is still one of the most prevalent religions in the world. Interesting. I disagree with your aunt for completely isolating herself from anything secular. There is indeed a fine line between understanding the ideology of other world views and actually crossing over to those points. The classic verse Romans 12:2a ';Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind'; is often taken to the extreme of completely breaking off from the world. However, it is good to be educated. We have a copy of the Koran in our house. We have read parts of it simply because we wanted to know what Muslims believed; it has not compromised any of our faiths.
It is not that other ';cultures'; are satanic, but that we believe that all people in general are innately sinful. It's the concept of original sin. Unfortunately, cultures that have not been exposed to Christianity are more susceptible to paganistic beliefs. That is debatable though. I have heard arguments that even cultures unexposed to Christianity have an innate understanding of God. (God's word is written on our hearts. Everyone's hearts, not just those who grew up in Western culture.)
Christians have had to adapt to cultures in order for them the teach the Gospel. That's why churches have missions throughout the world.
In history, the Bible had to come through many adversities. People were often killed for being in possession of it or reading it.
im a Christian...and if its not a Christian book...i would still read it...if i wanted. im only and my parents didnt allow me to read the harry potter.. i didnt know why...but now i know. i know that the author...everything in that book isnt fiction...more than alot of it is actually true. she researched wiccan stuff and put it into her book and made it sound interesting...im a Christian and dont wanna read about spells...when they arent even made up...they are literally spells that people use today. and my parents said i couldnt. i wouldnt have a book about islam or buddhism either..what for? im not a buddhist....but im not saying i wouldnt allow it in the house cuz i would...if my child was a buddhist... then i cant force her/him to be Christian...cuz thats the way the child is. but i certianly wouldnt take the time of day to read it....cuz God is my God..and thats all i need...i dont need buddha....who is some guy who knew great things about life...but hes not a god so i wouldnt worship him. which is idoltry. cultural isolation can make people close minded...im not close minded...i will listen to other peoples religions and see what they have to say...i truly will...but nothing they will say will make me convert...it may me think...but nothing to convert cuz in my heart...Jesus Christ is my Savior. cultural isolation can also create favoritism also. like u will only tlk to people or be friends with people who are of the same religion. many things come fromm cultural isolation... alot of them just make u close minded and stubborn.
God bless... =]
Your poor cousin. He/she will rebel when they are older and the mother has asked for it.
Cultural isolation tends to lead to absolutes of morality and law. No good has ever come from that.
Jehovah's Witnesses cover over 230 lands and thousands of languages so as Christians who believe in creation they are of all cultures and races.
I am one of Jehovah's Witnesses. We are certainly not hesitant to learn about different cultures, as long as we don't get involved in customs that violate Bible principles.
In fact, if we were unwillingly to come into contact with ';people of all the nations'; we would be unable to follow Jesus command to ';make disciples'; at Matthew 28:19,20. There are over 6,000,000 Jehovah's Witness actively preaching in over 230 lands, and they are of all nationalities. We are even encouraged to learn another language to help foreign-language speaking communities in our own area.
There is a large Mexican population where I live in the U.S. and I have been learning Spanish, along with another sister, in order to reach them more effectively with the good news.
Tenga un buen dia!
Well, let's take a look at the global isolation of North Korea... they worship their ';dear leader'; like a god. We really must learn and share in the global neighborhood, or not just our intellect, but our humanity, seems to become isolated.Are creationists more hesitant to learn different cultures? What does cultural isolation do to people?
Why are conservative Americans so frightened of immigration from non-western countries. They want something to latch onto, something to give them insulation from the outside world that may differ from their own. People feel threatened when their social fabric is threatened.
No they aren't I have found that evolutionist are more narrow minded then most creationist.But we are accused of being narrow minded when we just defend what we believe. Some are satanic and ungodly BUT there are some based on one God.More then it is publicized... But this my humble opinion.
What does Harry Potter have to do with different cultures?
I guess I'm guilty of not learning as much as I should about other cultures...
But when I start tolearn about other cultures, all I can think is---how do these cultural differences make us so different? When I see or talk to someone of another culture of faith or race it doesn't even register(most of the time) I see a brother or sister whose worth is infinite.
Christian faith is through out the world...My church alone has branches in over 170 countries and is steadily climbing. Christianity doesn't take away from their culture.
Cultures and cults are two different animals. Yes, many of us have studied and experienced many different cultures AND cults. Your aunt is a very wise woman to keep garbage out of her house.
Unfortunately Christianity tends to render negative connotations in other peoples' minds, but even with all the negative media and such, it is still one of the most prevalent religions in the world. Interesting. I disagree with your aunt for completely isolating herself from anything secular. There is indeed a fine line between understanding the ideology of other world views and actually crossing over to those points. The classic verse Romans 12:2a ';Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind'; is often taken to the extreme of completely breaking off from the world. However, it is good to be educated. We have a copy of the Koran in our house. We have read parts of it simply because we wanted to know what Muslims believed; it has not compromised any of our faiths.
It is not that other ';cultures'; are satanic, but that we believe that all people in general are innately sinful. It's the concept of original sin. Unfortunately, cultures that have not been exposed to Christianity are more susceptible to paganistic beliefs. That is debatable though. I have heard arguments that even cultures unexposed to Christianity have an innate understanding of God. (God's word is written on our hearts. Everyone's hearts, not just those who grew up in Western culture.)
Christians have had to adapt to cultures in order for them the teach the Gospel. That's why churches have missions throughout the world.
In history, the Bible had to come through many adversities. People were often killed for being in possession of it or reading it.
im a Christian...and if its not a Christian book...i would still read it...if i wanted. im only and my parents didnt allow me to read the harry potter.. i didnt know why...but now i know. i know that the author...everything in that book isnt fiction...more than alot of it is actually true. she researched wiccan stuff and put it into her book and made it sound interesting...im a Christian and dont wanna read about spells...when they arent even made up...they are literally spells that people use today. and my parents said i couldnt. i wouldnt have a book about islam or buddhism either..what for? im not a buddhist....but im not saying i wouldnt allow it in the house cuz i would...if my child was a buddhist... then i cant force her/him to be Christian...cuz thats the way the child is. but i certianly wouldnt take the time of day to read it....cuz God is my God..and thats all i need...i dont need buddha....who is some guy who knew great things about life...but hes not a god so i wouldnt worship him. which is idoltry. cultural isolation can make people close minded...im not close minded...i will listen to other peoples religions and see what they have to say...i truly will...but nothing they will say will make me convert...it may me think...but nothing to convert cuz in my heart...Jesus Christ is my Savior. cultural isolation can also create favoritism also. like u will only tlk to people or be friends with people who are of the same religion. many things come fromm cultural isolation... alot of them just make u close minded and stubborn.
God bless... =]
Your poor cousin. He/she will rebel when they are older and the mother has asked for it.
Cultural isolation tends to lead to absolutes of morality and law. No good has ever come from that.
Jehovah's Witnesses cover over 230 lands and thousands of languages so as Christians who believe in creation they are of all cultures and races.
I am one of Jehovah's Witnesses. We are certainly not hesitant to learn about different cultures, as long as we don't get involved in customs that violate Bible principles.
In fact, if we were unwillingly to come into contact with ';people of all the nations'; we would be unable to follow Jesus command to ';make disciples'; at Matthew 28:19,20. There are over 6,000,000 Jehovah's Witness actively preaching in over 230 lands, and they are of all nationalities. We are even encouraged to learn another language to help foreign-language speaking communities in our own area.
There is a large Mexican population where I live in the U.S. and I have been learning Spanish, along with another sister, in order to reach them more effectively with the good news.
Tenga un buen dia!
Can civilizations be built in Isolation?
The question pretty much sums it up.Can civilizations be built in Isolation?
Isolated from what?Can civilizations be built in Isolation?
Sure can... Just takes longer as there will be no competition between a tribe and a neighboring tribe.
Humans have a competitive spirit and that is what has driven all advancements in technology, sociology, science etc.
Look at Afrika... most tribes developed in isolation and remained really primitive. Tribes 150miles from each other speak totally different languages and have different customs and beliefs. I don't know if it is a lack of adventure or what but up and till the 1650's nothing much happened here. (until the arrival of settlers whom have built large ships and have traveled half way around the world.)
so what i'm trying to say is.... yes it can... but won't be of any major importance to the rest of the world as it would take really long...
Were you thinking of a survivor island with small children with no one to teach them and seeing what will happen over say 1000 years of no outside influence?
Yes... several examples exist. Early Indus Valley, is an example, also early Chinese Civilizations started with no outside influences. As long as they need no resources from other sources, then they can continue to flourish in isolation, and not suffer from cultural change.
Kind of.American ';rednecks'; were isolated from others,and developed their own culture,plus various others in the world.
early china
Isolated from what?Can civilizations be built in Isolation?
Sure can... Just takes longer as there will be no competition between a tribe and a neighboring tribe.
Humans have a competitive spirit and that is what has driven all advancements in technology, sociology, science etc.
Look at Afrika... most tribes developed in isolation and remained really primitive. Tribes 150miles from each other speak totally different languages and have different customs and beliefs. I don't know if it is a lack of adventure or what but up and till the 1650's nothing much happened here. (until the arrival of settlers whom have built large ships and have traveled half way around the world.)
so what i'm trying to say is.... yes it can... but won't be of any major importance to the rest of the world as it would take really long...
Were you thinking of a survivor island with small children with no one to teach them and seeing what will happen over say 1000 years of no outside influence?
Yes... several examples exist. Early Indus Valley, is an example, also early Chinese Civilizations started with no outside influences. As long as they need no resources from other sources, then they can continue to flourish in isolation, and not suffer from cultural change.
Kind of.American ';rednecks'; were isolated from others,and developed their own culture,plus various others in the world.
early china
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