History of Humanity
Why do we feel emotions?
Why do we try to learn new things?
Why do we get back up when we fall?
And why do we start over when we fail?
Why was man born?
Why did one person fall in love?
Why did man make duplicates of himself?
Why did one person think he could be more?
Why did man move his mouth in such a way that it made a noise we call words?
Why did man continue to make these noises?
Why did one person believe the world was bigger than what was in their line of vision?
Why did man take a step using his feet and not his hands?
Why did one person call himself by a name?
Why did man take his thoughts and write them down for later?
Why did one person think of his past?
Why did man decide to paint a picture or draw a doodle?
Why did one person discover things that he felt should be told over and over?
Why did man think of a roof and a floor to rest his head on?
Why did one person create a way to move quicker across a field?
Why did man take things that were not his?
Why did one person start what would become known as killing?
Why did man invent dangerous things?
Why did one person come up with the idea for a duel?
Why did man evolve into something stronger?
Why did one person destroy everything in his path?
Why did man start to hate certain people?
Why did one person take it upon themselves to destroy someone different?
Why did man become murderers?
Why did one person like to cause pain?
Why did man change?
Why did one person fall?
Why did man lose his his power?
Why did one person plummet in strength?
Why did man start to fail?
Why did one person suggest everyone crawl?
Why did man turn into something less?
Why did one person lose the ability to speak?
Why did man lose the ability to walk?
Why did one person lose his vision?
Why did man forget how to write?
Why did one person lose his way of living?
Why did man need to start over?
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