Humans make tools. Some animals make tools too. The making and using of tools is important for developing language, how — Matthew De Abaitua, If Then
Humans make tools. Some animals make tools too. The making and using of tools is important for developing language, how — Matthew De Abaitua, If Then
Humans make tools. Some animals make tools too. The making and using of tools is important for developing language, how — Matthew De Abaitua, If Then
Humans make tools. Some animals make tools too. The making and using of tools is important for developing language, how — Matthew De Abaitua, If Then
Humans make tools. Some animals make tools too. The making and using of tools is important for developing language, how — Matthew De Abaitua, If Then
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Humans make tools. Some animals make tools too. The making and using of tools is important for developing language, how we think and speak. If we do not make anything, it affects our thinking.

— Matthew De Abaitua, If Then
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