The evolution of speech
Channel: Fenesi Peter
Date: 2016-05-08

The evolution of speech

Based on my prior experiences and conclusions I find the following hypotheses likely:
1. Every species, uses every sense and every opportunity to communicate
2. Animals have been using vocalisation and talking ever since the breathe. Breathing made the creation of sounds possible and animals used it since.
3. The vocalisation is aimed at members of both competing and their own species. The same sound can mean the same or different thing to the members of competing or their own species. Species with more advanced vocalisation capabilities became more succesful through better organisation in offense and defense.
4. The species hid and still hide their language, because those of their species are alloved to know it. In the course of history the species whose language was less understood by the enemy was more successful. This method of selection resulted in developing a big variety of noismaking technicks, language structures and speech tempo.
 5. More advanced languages resulted in better organised communities and thus increased the likelyhood of survival, and the success of the species during evolution and so got passed on to the descendandt species.
 6. The language is a tool for not only communication, but also thought, verbal memory and internal dialog.
 I notified the Hugarian Etology department for the 2015 conference of hungarian etologists and the Scientific Academy of Hungary about these results..
Dialogu between me and the cat named Me:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86qKlTKKyFQ
Peter Fenesi - Cat language schole for beginners:    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBpPjHoQlQE

Péter Fenesi (Feneshi)  Sc. ing technologist