In the journey of life that extends through the ages, human footprints leave their marks on the pages of history, leaving indelible imprints. From the very first moment when humans began their journey on Earth until today, studies estimate that approximately 117 billion individuals have lived and breathed life on the planet.

The beginnings of humanity date back to around 190,000 years ago, where the human story started with a small number of individuals. Over time, with the development of cultures and societies, the human population began to increase slowly.

Throughout the ages, humanity has witnessed numerous major transformations, including the eruption of the Toba volcano, which led to a drastic decrease in the human population to just a few thousand individuals, and the plague pandemic that significantly hindered the progress of humanity.

With the dawn of the 20th century, the world experienced a rapid increase in population, with the average life expectancy of humans rising due to significant medical advancements, the development of medicines, and vaccines.

Today, with the global population reaching approximately 7.9 billion individuals, this number represents only about 7% of the total number of people who have ever lived on Earth.

These staggering numbers reflect the distance we have traveled as humans, reminding us that every step we take is part of a larger journey—the journey of humanity towards the future. And with each step we take, we contribute to the immense number of footprints that have treaded the Earth since time immemorial