A long time ago, humans were as small as hens and rabbits. These tiny beings lived under trees, enduring harsh conditions: getting soaked in the rain, sweating intensely in summer, and nearly freezing in winter.
To improve their lives, they moved into burrows like rabbits, seeking shelter from rain and sun. However, the roofs often collapsed without warning, trapping them inside.
Then, they decided to build a tree house. They created a shelter from branches and leaves, which provided a more stable roof. Life improved slightly, but without walls, they still suffered from heat and cold.
Finally, they learned how to construct walls, creating the first true houses. Life became undoubtedly good. It grew even better when they built houses close together, ensuring they never felt alone.