Kitty vs Siverfale

Let's begin, ladies and gentlemen. So, let's turn to human history. It was reason that helped one branch of the hominid family, an order of primates, become something more than just another genus of mammals. The very presence of reason (or, to put it scientifically, the ability for higher nervous activity) determined the separation of humans from other animals. Thanks to reason, humans invented primitive tools. Then, in search of the best way to hunt, they invented even better tools. However, there's no point in retelling all the twists and turns of history that reason determined – there are too many to count. And here's the result – the current position of humans in the animal world, its peak. However, even this is too low a description of humanity's position in the animal hierarchy; humans have long considered themselves far superior to animals. And all of this is thanks to reason. If humans hadn't been so weak compared to other animals, they would still be primates. That is, the lack of strength was also the second turning point in human history, perhaps no less important than the presence of reason. That's how it is. Your turn, Kitty. :) Oh yes, and don't remind me that my argument started, because if I'm on the forum, I'll find out about it anyway, and if I don't have internet access, your messages won't help