Although modern humans are extensively different from what we consider human of two million years ago, as a human species I am sure that we shared some of the some hopes, dreams aspirations, challenges, concern and upsets that may not be exactly the same as, but very similar to the ones that modern humans have now.
             As much as I think we may share some common thoughts about the world, I don't think that our priorities were the same simply because of the incredible advancement that we have made, even in the last one hundred years let alone the last two million.
             The first concern that I would think we would have in common is that of medicine or well-being. Although early humans didn't have hospitals, I am sure that staying alive and caring for the ill and trying to save lives was a worry of them just as it is a worry of ours. Another concern that I think we may share is that of survival. I know that the early humans concern of survival is on a level much different that modern humans, but still like Homo Habilis didn't know what tomorrow would bring, neither do we. I also feel that these concern were also challenges for the early humans, and like modern humans go out to find a suitable job that pays enough money to support themselves and their family, it was probably a big challenge to go out everyday and hunt down food, and make sure that you were able to survive.
             As far as hopes and dreams it was very hard for me to think about the commonalities that we might share because each human has different goal and dreams, and unfortunately at this time money and fortune is most important to a lot of people and this idea of being wealthy was not thought of.
             I enjoyed this assignment because it really made me think about how advanced and how far we have come over the last two million years, and it amazes me that we are so different yet so much alike.
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