Human Adaptation in Pop Culture

Despite changes in the environment, despite changes in climatic conditions, the most primitive animals survived and lasted billions of years. No matter how the universe is projected to the animal kingdom, it does not appear to hamper the evolution and progress of life. Why is this. People may simply clean up this simple opportunity or coincidence, but they are not. This ability to survive and thrive is due to the ability of the adapted animal.

Geddes believes that adaptation is a two-way process. On the one hand, the local culture adapts its local environment to meet human needs, but on the other hand the limit of such adaptation is determined by the social and ecological conditions of that particular environment. Therefore, adapting the local culture to specific ecosystem conditions is equally important complementary process for its inhabitants to adapt to ecosystems. In a healthy system, nature and culture can not be distinguished and can not support each other. If the 21st century is indicative of the end of ecological overshoot and reintegration into the natural processes and limits of mankind, this is an important lesson for humans to re-learn globally and regionally .

On-site personnel design and planning: Sir Patrick Geddes (1854-1932) and the emergence of ecological plan, ecological design and biological regionalism

According to McHag, cultural adaptation is the most effective and quick way to adapt to environmental changes and ensure human survival. He defined this ecological view as "a natural concept as a process of creation that people associate with all other forms of life" (Wahl, 2005c, p.16). In a recent article on McHag's article and the emergence of natural design movement, I suggested. "This deep participatory understanding of the relationship between humans and the natural world and the sense of our survival as a species is dependent on our relevance.His most popular published first in 1969 In book, natural design, McHarg proposed to understand evolution as a goal-oriented process and led to complexity: increase, order, diversity, cooperation, dynamic stability and consciousness

Cultural adaptation and biological adaptation have some obvious benefits. Since humans adapt through learning behavior, you can change the approach to problem resolution more quickly and easily. However, adaptive changes are mainly biological changes in biology (Nanda & Warms, 2002). Adaptation which is one of the fundamental characteristics of culture makes it possible for people to adapt to environmental conditions and available natural resources and technical resources (Gollnick & Chinn, 1998)