Alright so this is a response to Nicole's question, "Do you think the way humans view and create Art is really the ultimate accomplishment or should we be open to other options and expansion?"

Well to start off, (ive noticed I tend to begin my responses with the word "well" but thats irrelevant) I think that the way humans view and create art id not the ultimate accomplishment. I actually believe that the fact that we actually view and create art and recognize that we do, is one of the ultimate accomplishments of our race. Humans will always adapt and evolve our ways of doing things, creating art being one of them. And this we can tell by simply looking at how art has continued to change over the years as well as our concept of art. There are many things that we can claim to be the ultimate accomplishment, such as traveling to space or achieving world peace etc, but since our society and capabilities will continue to change, that idea of ultimate cannot be determined. I think, whether we like it or not, we humans will continue to expand our options.

So my question right now is when do you think we all became consciously aware that we create art? Could that have been the birth of the first art critic?