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Many people think human history is just a history of war and conflict, as if violence were the most important thing.
But if humans only knew how to fight, it would have been hard for us to survive in the very early days.
At that time, people had to face hunger, cold, disease, and wild animals.
The real force that helped humans survive was cooperation.
A long time ago, people lived in small groups. They looked for food together, cared for children and sick people together, and shared useful experience.
The development of language was also related to cooperation. People used language to warn about danger, exchange ideas, and pass on knowledge.
Later, cooperation turned tribes into villages, villages into cities, and also made today’s society able to function normally.
Hospitals, scientific research, disaster relief, and transportation all require many people to work together.
Although humans sometimes have conflicts because of the ideas of “us” and “them,” cooperation has always been the foundation of social development.
It can be said that humans survived not because they were the strongest, but because people were willing to help one another and face difficulties together.