Humanity 

According to the rules in the English language for the formation of plural nouns, the plural of humanity is humanities. Since humanity consists of a single species, the plural form of the noun isn't applicable in this sense. However, it used to refer to non-science related academic subjects, such as literature and music; i.e., "the humanities."

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