The Evolution of Human Tools

Giger did not invent the airbrush, but he was using it in ways that no one else had done. I mean, if you're changing the tool, you are creating a new tool. One of the things about human tools is that they have evolved and we have evolved with them. Our brain, our culture, our language, this is all been part of the same journey from Stone Age to Pre-Stone Age. And so I'm wondering if these patterns are based on quote unquote, how the world works as we humans see it,. Then that's human culture and the we're just teaching computers, the sort of like mathematics of human culture.