WHY I AM HUMAN PERSON?

I am a human being because of my biological

backgrounds and genetic culture, which classifies me
as a member of the Homo sapiens species. Humans are
the only creatures on Earth with advanced cognitive
abilities, complex communication via language, and an
extensive framework of culture and society. These
distinguishing characteristics have enabled us to
create art, music, literature, and ponder existential
questions. My human identity is the result of both
biology and culture, and it shapes my place in the
world as a conscious and self-aware being.

While my biological makeup contributes to my

human identity, my cultural and social surroundings
also have an impact. I exist as a member of a complex
and interconnected human society, not just as an
individual. This duality of biology and culture defines
what it means to be a human being, giving rise to a
wide range of experiences, beliefs, and values that
add to the variety of human existence.
 WHAT MAKE ME UNIQUE
FROM OTHER CREATURES?

I am unique from other creatures through any

standard of the imagination, humans are rare
creatures. Our unique anatomy and abilities, such as
large brains and opposable thumbs, have allowed us to
significantly change our world and even launch off the
planet. Humans have highly developed cognitive
abilities, including the ability to think in complex
ways, solve problems, and plan for the future. These
cognitive abilities enable a high degree of
adaptability. People have created complex languages
and communication systems. These languages are used
for more than just basic communication; they are also
used to express abstract concepts and share
knowledge across generations.