Privileges of man's social life

Of course, social life is not restricted to man, because weknow a group of insects as" social insects", like honey bee and termite, which enjoy a considerably respectable social life, and there is also a group of" social birds" among the birds, like swallows and storks, and there is a class of" social animals" among the wild animals like most of monkeys.

Social life of such animals may be even more developed thanmen in some aspects. For example, in the beehive even does notexist an idle and hungry one, while it is not so in the mostdeveloped industrial countries of world.

Method of distribution of work and income among them isvery interesting and strange, and is peerless in humanenv ironments.

However, their social life has two basic differences, totallysep arating them from man's social life:

a- Social life of animals, whatever superior and moredeveloped it may be, is limited to special parts, and theapp earances of their social life are only summarized in somelimited subjects, including nest, collecting purveyance, traininginfant, and such like, while the appearances of social life in manare much more, and approximately infinite, and not restricted toone or more subjects.

b- Social life of animals is completely uniform and withoutany change and alteration, and in other words, they are alwaysrepeating the same so that for example, the present beehives arecompletely similar to the petrified beehives of several millionsyears ago which are discovered currently, and this certifies thatengineering and in general, form of their life is not changedduring these long years!