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Time Changes All Things

The first time I saw a Colour TV was in the 90s. Today, virtually everything is coloured. I've shared in this article, an interesting review of the journey from the first coloured broadcast in 1951 to the first colour television in Nigeria, bearing in mind that humans will always evolve, and if we don't give up, and focus more on solving our problems with our little steps of progress, nothing is impossible as Time changes all things.

What is the most interesting thing you know about human evolution?

The Palmar Reflex is a primal instinct that develops in the womb. This instinct allows newborns to support their entire body weight on their own, similar to animal species. Most babies lose between 5 and 6 months. There is also a reflection that if a sleeping baby is tossed into the air, it will instinctively open like an eagle to break its fall. Scientists say this is evidence that humans were once tree-dwellers.

The Strength Of Voice  A Adventure Through The Evolution Of Conversation

Inside the considerable expanse of human information, few things have usual societies and brought about radical modifications as profoundly due to the fact the evolution of voice and conversation. From primal grunts and gestures to the state-of-the-art language and present-day era we've got these days, the energy of voice has been on the heart of human development. This text explores the importance of voice in our lives, from ancient origins to the virtual age, and how it keeps to steer our inte

HUMAN EVOLUTION

Where we came from till today