Human Language May Have Evolved To Help Our Ancestors Make Tools
sciencehabit writes: If there's one thing that distinguishes humans from other animals, it's our ability to use language. But when and why did this trait evolve? A new study concludes that the art of conversation may have arisen early in human evolution, because it made it easier for our ancestors to teach each other how to make stone tools — a skill that was crucial for the spectacular success of our lineage. The study involved getting a number of college students to try to make their own primitive stone tools, some using language, others not. The team discovered that only those that used language were able to make effective tools.
PC LOAD LETTER? What the fuck does that mean?
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"Man invented language to satisfy his deep need to complain." -- Lily Tomlin
You're a __douchebag__ and a tool
Folks, we have a perfect specimen of the original reason why human invented language ...
TO CURSE AT ONE ANOTHER
Speaking as someone who is rather clumsy at carpentry, I reckon it was the other way round.
Confucius say, "Find worm in apple - bad. Find half a worm - worse."