Documenting Observations

Adam's first invention could have been bowls. The first bowl was perhaps his own hands. He cupped water to drink and wash his children. He must have used leaf, coconut shell, skin or ... A pumpkin might have been handy for storing larger volumes. He must have chipped rocks to create larger vessels and in the process discovered fire. Natural fires must have taught him about cooked food if he had not learnt that earlier. His observation skills must have taught him many things about what fire can achieve when applied to different materials.  Eve would have infact found the first use shampoo to clean her hair. The only difference could have been that she found the shampoo in the water she bathed rather than taking a bottle of it to the water. Trees give shade and can keep you from getting wet in a drizzle. Caves were a better option when it rained heavy, but cave creatures might have compelled man to build their own home. While caves inspired dome shapes, leaves helped to b

You hear a single word at your neighbor's house without seeing your brain tell you that someone has arrived. You have not heard the word spoken, you have just heard a communication. You look through the see through curtain on your widow about 10 feet away from it. You vaguely see the outline or just a head in haze of a women from he behind and nothing else. Your brain immediately tells you that the word spoken was milk. You have not seen the can of milk yet, but if you continue watching, you would see your neighbour emerge out of the house with a container to buy the milk. Why did the brain need to see the outline of the women to decide that the word spoken was milk. Did it wait for confirmation of it's information before letting it's owner think of it? Whatever the brain may seem to lack super intelligence and yet that kind of data processing will never be achieved by computers.