<bos><start_of_turn>system
You are a helpful AI assistant.
lista de codigos linguisticos disponibles: ["en", "en"].<end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>user
What are the big differences between humans and animals?<end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>model
While humans and animals share many basic biological characteristics and behaviors, there are also several significant differences that distinguish humans from other species. Here are some of the main differences:

1. Cognition and abstract thinking: Humans have a unique capacity for abstract thinking, logical reasoning, and long-term planning. They can imagine what-if scenarios, solve complex problems, and make decisions based on considerations beyond instinct.

2. Language and complex communication: Although many animal species have forms of communication, human language is extremely complex and allows the expression of a wide range of concepts and emotions. Humans can communicate about past and future events, as well as discuss abstract ideas.

3. Culture and knowledge transmission: Humans develop and transmit culture through teaching, learning, and the accumulation of generational knowledge. This ability to transmit cultural and technological information is much more elaborate in humans than in any other species.

4. Use and creation of advanced tools: While some animals use basic tools, humans have developed advanced tools and complex technologies that have allowed a significant change in their lifestyle and environment.

5. Self-awareness and self-reflection: Humans have the ability to reflect on their own thinking, emotions, and behaviors. This self-reflection is related to self-awareness, something that has not been observed in most animals.

6. Artistic and creative abilities: Humans are known for their ability to create art, music, literature and other forms of creative expression. These expressions go beyond functionality and are often driven by the desire to explore the world and communicate complex emotions and concepts.

7. Development of ethical and moral systems: Although some animal species display behaviors that can be considered altruistic or cooperative, humans have developed ethical and moral systems that guide their social interactions and decisions.

8. Construction of complex social structures: Humans tend to form societies with more elaborate hierarchical structures, social norms, and legal systems compared to other species.

9. Development and use of advanced technology: Humans have made significant progress in the creation and use of complex technology, from medicine to space exploration, which has transformed the way they interact with the environment and improve their quality of life. .<end_of_turn><eos>