Life of Henlen: A Short Introduction to the history of Mankind

Henlen, a beautiful and young woman, was born at 10,000BC. Her dad was a very hard-working man. Although their Grandfather was a Hunter-gatherer which meant they spent most of their time just hunting, gathering food as well as selling spears. Henlen was always inspired by her Grandfather. Her Grandfather would write “10 Ways You can use spear to hunt animals” and put these articles near jungle, distributing a series of content over a distance. He made good living doing this. Henlen was a very curious person. One day on her peak, she decided to cross the borders and enter another territory while leaving her tribe behind. But there was a problem. There were wild animals such as Giant Goat present. These goats were very wild. These goats found themselves afraid of humans. Magnificent Elephants and Giant birds flying. Henlen’s hope was still present. She was not a hunter. As she stepped into unknown, small human beings, at least 5 inches smaller than her, stepped in and killed this giant with ropes and spears. But there was something unusual she observed. These people, let’s call them “Agriculturers”, were riding on tamed animals. As surprised she was as a new-born, at the height of her curiosity did she realize the world was moving… in a new direction… in a new age. That marked the time Humanity was entering the Agricultural Revolution. First the humans were pretty healthy, strong and lean. They were attractive. These Agriculturers seemed what astronauts seemed to us. These souls were imperfect, yet they used the power of their minds and tools to tame lesser dangerous animals and then use them for agricultural purposes. Fast forward some 100 years later, Henlen had no choice but to adapt with times. So did she. This was a genius idea. They no longer had to work hard and wander woods just to chase animals 24/7 waiting to catch their prey. But these little creatures were slowly but surely becoming a bit more inactive and obese. People started owning farms and plantations and the poor would have to toil 24/7 at these farms and plantations just to feed their kids. Henlen realized this leverage did more wrong than good. It was a time in history when man would become smaller, sharper. But she was not like others. In her deep realization and her sports-like spirit decided this won’t be the fate of her generation; So she would regularly take the kids out for hunting alas their Grandfathers’ company was strong and running. Although operations had expanded. They started producing Hoes and meanwhile slings. That marked the production of another tool that would build, and destroy humanity: a bow. Although these Hoes became popular and soon the whole world recognized its uses, officially, The Agricultural age “took off”. Henlen would then go to the woods. Henlen died soon. 10946 Years later a man named Christopher Columbus was born, with his enthusiasm, rallied the sea and landed on the shores of North America that we all know today as the United States Of America. The maps were standardized and a global map was produced. Prior to this, everyone would have their own maps and the maps would have empty space in place of undiscovered areas. But the efforts of Columbus bore fruit. Now the Spaniards, the French and even Swedish started sending expeditions. British couldn’t stand just watching. And so corporations were formed; the East India company, later we all know what happened. What happens in future is unknown. Although speculations persist. The man conquered Gravity and is planning to take a place on Mars as a “backup” planet. The SpaceX and Tesla are intensely ambitious and competitive. Google formed Alphabet to satisfy Larry Page’s hunger for more and more operations.