LifeCycle

If we look at Nature Mountains, rivers, the land and sea, if we look to the rivers source whatever the starting point it is always ends in the sea, this is the life stream. The river may start on the top of mountain and then take you on a long or short trip a beautiful, sad, adventure, suspense and a lot to talk about river journey, but the end pouring into the sea, and you will see the fish may swim with the river stream or reverse the river, these are our lives from birth to death simply.

The human development process is evaluated in accordance with the multiple stages and each stage has its own unique set of expectations in the context of social awareness, emotional advancement, psychological growth, physical development. With each stage, a unique set of life cycle considerations and a set of socially and self-inflicted pressures to take part in certain elements of the life cycle, come. The stages of development, referred to in psychology and sociology, are produced by the intercession of these realities. A range of physical, mental and sexual changes that can ominously shape the course of life will distinguish them from one another. According to the sociologists, the ability of parents during the developmental stages of life, to earn the trust of the infant, can influence the success of his growth and development (Kail & Cavanaugh).

The Evolution of Mankind

More than four million years back, since he first walked straight, man has been a tribal animal. Being bipedal, man could not run faster than his predators. He was only able to hold his predators at bay with the help of tribal cooperation (Tomasello).

For more than two million years, the initial hominid was a tribal animal. In the next two million years, the human got transformed into a tribal warrior who he still is. Before being developed intellectually, all of the social drives of human were developed already. So they are all instinctive. The characteristics such as mother-love, kindness, collaboration, oddity, creativity and competitiveness are primeval and implanted in the human. They all played a major role in the survival and existence of the human and pre-human. The social drives of the human are instinctive, so they can’t be modified with the help of education and learning. However, training can be a key to obtain proper behavior in all higher order animals (Wilson).

It is the magnitude of intellect which separates the human from all other animals and this intellect has developed with a slow process and took four million years or more of the human development. It is not unique or new to the human as it is also well developed in many other higher animals. The development of the intellect was a control over instincts in order to provide flexible and adaptable behavior. The nature has designed the human to adopt any behavior that can be helpful and can provide optimum benefit for the survival. This process is the main difference between the human and other animals. This process is known as self-control or self-discipline. Self-control is actually the measuring scale of the human. The more an individual portrays a self-controlled behavior, the more human he becomes. Similarly, the less self-controlled behavior automatically puts the individual in the category of lower order animals who lack in intellect and whose instincts are their drivers (Tomasello).

Example

Water cycle can be a remarkable example in this context. If we observe water cycle, we notice that water changes many states, vapor, liquid, ice and then again vapor. Same process can be observed in the humans. A human goes through different stages from infant to child, child to adult and then adult to old. The pattern exactly resembles that of the water cycle as both involve different stages (Brown).

People who made Huge Differences in the History:

There are a lot of people who have a huge role in the evolution of the human history and who changed the history to a big extent. Without them and their work, the present world and the modern life we are living in couldn’t be the same. With their intellects, these people changed the whole status of the world and human history. Some of the examples of these great men are (Comfort 306-307).

Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein whose theories of relativity were a huge scientific breakthrough. He was not only a genius scientist but also a champion of human rights and a big supporter of more peaceful world.

Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs, who is an intriguing founder of Apple and created new standards of design in technology. He is one on those few persons who took the technology to the next level.

His vision about the Life"When you grownup, try to have nice family life, save money, have fun but that’s very limited life; Life is more brighter once you discover one simple facts, and is every think around you call is life, was made up by people were not smarter than you, and you can change it; The world is just it is, you can build your own think that other people can use, which you learn that, you never be the same again".

Sir Isaac Newton

Sir Isaac Newton who is one of the greatest scientists of all times. With his development of theories on gravity and mechanics, he led the foundation of modern Physics.

Bill Gates

Bill Gates, who is one of the best known entrepreneurs and the founder of Microsoft. His name is also in the list of world’s wealthiest persons.

Thomas Edison

Thomas Alva Edison was the inventor of many devices including phonograph, electric light bulb, motion picture camera and a lot more (Comfort 306-307).

Goal and Beliefs

            Every person should have specific goals in his life which can make his life more organized and more meaningful. As far as my goal of life is concerned, I want to be a person who doesn’t harm anybody. This is the first and foremost goal of my life at the moment. Once I achieve this goal, I will think about my further goals of life. I believe that it is important to focus on one goal at a time. By focusing on one goal at a time, I will be able to dedicate all my concentration and focus on that one specific goal and it is will become easy to achieve.

Moreover, if I talk about my beliefs about religion, I do believe that human is the creation of God and this whole universe has been created by him. People, living in this world, have different faiths and different religions and even some people are also of the opinion that there is no existence of God and the universe was created due to the scientific reasons. Even human existence is also a result of science. I believe that God does exist and he is the creator of mankind and this whole universe. By views about life are quite simple. For me, my family matters a lot. I like to spend time with my family and the friends I love. I try to manage time accordingly. I prefer not to make someone feel left out or being ignore.

Also, the role of education can’t be ignored here. It is one of the stages which actually help to achieve the goals. The characteristic which are already embedded in the human nature can’t be changed, but education helps in understanding the ways to adopt and adjust accordingly. It teaches the survival techniques. We learn things by observation and experimentation.

Conclusion

            The life cycle of human involves different stages. The human passed through different steps and situations to achieve the status which he has today. The present status is the result of a lot of hard work and intellect of the humans. In the history of mankind, there were and are some personalities who made a huge difference and without whom, the world couldn’t be the same. There are some characteristics which are in the ultimate nature of the human and there are some which can be molded accordingly. In short, human history is less complicated than the human nature.

Works Cited

Kail, Robert, and John Cavanaugh. Human development: A life-span view. Cengage Learning, 2015.

Wilson, Edward O. On human nature. Harvard University Press, 2012.

Tomasello, Michael. A natural history of human thinking. Harvard University Press, 2014.

Brown, Paul. "Basics of evaporation and evapotranspiration." (2014).

Comfort, Nathaniel. "A Troublesome Inheritance: Genes, Race and HumanHistory." Nature 513.7518 (2014): 306-307.