So I
watched a real interesting show on the History Channel this weekend. It was
called Mankind The Story of All of Us.
If you are a visual learner, I would recommend this mini-series of simple
understanding of how the evolution of humans evolved into today. If anyone took
a particular BIO 182 lab with a smart and interesting instructor, then the
video he showed before the experiment on Becoming
Human part 1 on Nova is just like the History Channels program.
The 1 hour Nova program shows how
humans took the first step 6 million years ago to separate us from apes. Also,
how the tools we used and the force of bipedalism made us into who we are
today. On the other hand, the History Channels program shows similar events
like the start of farming, inspiration of democracy, the belief of a higher
power, the discovery of metals to make weapons, Rome’s advanced empire, and
other key events that make who we are today. The species humans went through
many obstacles through the ages, and this underdog story of humans explains it
in a visual dramatic reconstruction events. I have left two links below for the
Nova program Becoming Human part 1,
and one link for the History Channels program Mankind The Story of All of Us.
Furthermore,
don’t be frightened by the time of 2 hours and 30 minutes of the YouTube video
one because the program was three parts long and the first part is the crucial
one hour.
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