<span>Lyndsey is asked whether a tomato is a vegetable or a fruit and she has trouble making the distinction, likely because a tomato does not resemble her <u>natural concept</u><u /> of what a fruit is.
We all have natural concepts of what we believe things should look like. So, Lyndsey here knows that apples, pears, oranges, etc. are all fruit, but she doesn't think tomatoes should fall under this category. </span>
Answer:
Maybe because it can't be
External motivations
social pressure
self motivation
I believe the answer is true but i'm not completely sure.
It helped increase population. Before agriculture, people roamed around and
gathered what they could to survive.
Later on, they learned how to grow their plants and raise their own
livestock, they decided to settle down.
This led to the growth of communities and the start of civilization.
