Crying: what is the reason for its existence?

If we think about it, life begins with the scream of a newborn baby who has just been born. Then the tears they involve one emotional state pertaining to joy or pain or even anger.

Humans are the only ones who cry. Neurologist Michael Trimble of the Institute of Neurology at University College London even claims that she has a evolutionary message Men are ashamed to cry, but every person should express their emotions, it is for a good cause. It’s not a weakness, it’s an evolution.

Trimble’s neurologist in his book “Because people like to cryExplains how people actually started crying rather than talking. He further states that man is the only animal allowed to cry. Tears have the function of keeping the eyeball moist and healthy.

dr. Trimble also explains that there are: neurological-anatomical differences between humans and other primates. This illustrates why men cry. The areas of the brain involved in crying are huge. All this happens thanks to a connection between the front part of the brain and that related to emotions, the limbic system and the autonomic system, respectively.

The neurologist reports in his book that the tears, before the word, had a meaning equivalent to a signal of emotional suffering. This is related to the evolution associated with the birth of aself-awareness and the growth of the collective social brain.

The tear can be defined as a boundary in human evolution: divided between the growth of empathy for our fellow human beings and the fear of losing them. Crying is the way we demonstrate the emotional bond to other people. All with a facial expression that gets harder and harder to understand with age. The tear is the highest testimony to elegant human evolution.