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Junior Shin The Meaning of Life In the Linnaean system of classification, humans are categorized as Animalia. Because we have a backbone, hair, suckle our young, and share certain morphological characteristics with apes and monkeys, we also belong to the Chordata phylum, the Mammalia class and the Primate order, among others. In this system, the only grouping that clearly separates us from the monkeys and gorillas is the Homo genus, being our generic classification as "…

…of the small things that every human can do to help achieve the goal. To further move along the evolution of human thought and philosophy, people should exercise their ability to analyze. Although we are only a small part of a whole, small changes in our own lives do add collectively to the effort being put through. Perfection through knowledge can only be attained when everyone realizes that it is important to exercise these skills.