Observations on Humans.
Created | Updated Sep 24, 2006
Having been an observer of that strange, bizarre and unpredictable species that styles themselves 'Homo Sapiens', or Human Beings, I have decided to describe some of their quirks and eccentricities that have struck me in a long asscotiation with the species, in the hope that those inexperienced will be prepared for their first encounter with this species.
The juvenile of the species, from around 10 to 20 Earth years, is very rarely seen alone. They are more often seen in groups ranging from anything to two to ten or even more. Debate on why this occours rages on many academic fronts. Two of the current popular theories claim that it is a survival technique, or that the human juvenile is a highly sociable animal, and is unable to function to it's potential when alone or seperated from it's peer
The juvenile of the species, from around 10 to 20 Earth years, is very rarely seen alone. They are more often seen in groups ranging from anything to two to ten or even more. Debate on why this occours rages on many academic fronts. Two of the current popular theories claim that it is a survival technique, or that the human juvenile is a highly sociable animal, and is unable to function to it's potential when alone or seperated from it's peer
