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feel confused with mankind, human, and human being Sat Mar 08, 2008 18:37 pm  feel confused with mankind, human, and human being
 

Could you help explain any differences between mankind, human,
and human being with some example sentences, please?
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feel confused with mankind, human, and human being Sun Mar 09, 2008 0:54 am  feel confused with mankind, human, and human being
 

A human is a human being. A human being is a person. Mankind or "humankind" means all the people on earth, sometimes it even includes dead people and people who aren't born yet.
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