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<blockquote class="definition">The phrase '''Species Potential''' refers to the innate capacities, abilities, and possibilities that reside within an entire species, particularly when it works in a unified fashion towards collecive goals.</blockquote>
<blockquote class="definition">The phrase '''Species Potential''' refers to the innate capacities, abilities, and possibilities that reside within an entire species, particularly when it works in a unified fashion towards collecive goals.</blockquote>
==Human Potential Terms==
[[Human Development]] > {{#ask:[[Is a term::Human Potential]]}}


==Related LP Terms==
==Related LP Terms==
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Species potential is only actuated collectively. A single individual might be able to build a log shack, but you need a collective to build a modern office structure.  
Species potential is only actuated collectively. A single individual might be able to build a log shack, but you need a collective to build a modern office structure.  


[[Species Potential]] and [[Species Potential]] put together constitute [[Species Potential]]
 


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[[Is a related LP term::Human Potential| ]]
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Revision as of 12:02, 14 March 2025

The phrase Species Potential refers to the innate capacities, abilities, and possibilities that reside within an entire species, particularly when it works in a unified fashion towards collecive goals.

Human Potential Terms

Human Development > Actual Realization, Full Realization, Human Flourishing, Individual Potential, Potential Realization, Species Potential

Related LP Terms

Species Potential > Human Flourishing, Human Potential

Non-LP Related Terms

Species Potential >

Notes

Species potential is only actuated collectively. A single individual might be able to build a log shack, but you need a collective to build a modern office structure.


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