The evolution of the language
The birth of the first Homo Sapiens, part waters of the history of life on Earth all thanks to a mutant born in the threshold of the caverns, that first man or woman who loaded our oldest DNA and who with his intelligence began to develop a character never seen before among his community. So, generation after generation, there were more of them, of the fittest, the smartest, who were developing a new type of more advanced civilization, and to advance in technology, art, culture and thoughts, they also had to advance in language, the way to communicate with each other to reach increasingly difficult goals. That was how the first human language was born. The video will explain the evolution of the first human language, how, and what lies ahead.
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