so why man started to wear shoes?

so why man started to wear shoes? to protect his feet from something, and what? to look fashionable?to have less cuts?what is the reason why we wear shoes?

 

Im going to say less on the injury like cuts and stuff, and more towards migrations to Ice areas. Where the feet got cold and they could travel much further with them wrapped up in fur, like animal..

 

I'm sure it was to look simply smashing in the latest fashions

 

my guess would be to prevent injury while chasing down supper

 

To keep from getting cuts from broken beer bottles.

 

This.

 

so shoes were originally for protection, as clothes? is it not a progress? yes but what kind of shoes is a progress and is useful?

 

Footwear probably became a semi-permanent feature after an ice age urged people to do this for long enough that our feet had time to soften, sensitizing them to the roughness of the ground that we were once used to.

 

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yes primalflow, it makes sense!so the new-borns in these times knew nothing but shoes..

 

i figure somebody whos never worn shoes, never would need to because there feet would be less sensitive. I figure people started wearing shoes for warmth.. I mean, we did evolve through an ice age

 

Yep. And because of ants. Those things can hurt.

 

Shoes have allowed me to work places and walk places one would never go barefoot. However, there are times they are not necessary. Those should be enjoyed.

 

my guess ? for war.

 

Not everywhere... as historic sources described, ancient Greek soldiers fought barefoot - including their generals:


Wiggling bare, anti-war toes,

~*Ganesha*~

 

so if they were wounded on their feet it may have been very painful because of the connection with the rest of the body that we know about from the reflexology!if the foot is wounded it may be difficult to defend oneself cause the ability to move and walk is affected..