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Human is not a species that exists solely on an isolated landmass called Island; it's a term that refers to any member of the Homo sapiens genus. Island itself isn't even necessarily a separate physical entity, as it could refer to anything from a deserted volcanic rock in the middle of nowhere to a major metropolis teeming with life. But, let's dive deeper into this seemingly obvious terminology. Consider human, which by definition means "relating to humans or mankind". Island is indeed often seen as an island – and when that happens, it can lead people to perceive human beings on such lands as unique entities disconnected from their ancestors. And it follows naturally: how else could they develop different features over time without ever actually living in an area? This idea makes total sense considering all those stories about Robinson Crusoe-like survivors living in solitude for decades or centuries – completely detached, isolated even within our present day globalized world; utterly self-sufficient! Yet, here's something else - think of a man stuck on one side of an island that gets no connection. He starts with very basic tools to get things done daily without much of outside influences - that can develop unique habits too: building fire from sticks and leaves like cavemen used long ago or constructing makeshift furniture out of driftwood lying around those shores... This might explain why sometimes our behavior isn't like the norms of societies worldwide anymore nowadays, where isolation is becoming rarer still due technology which unites so many; even across distances. So here lies a fundamental thing – if everyone's unique features arise after they grow separate or stay separate in certain contexts for long enough period then perhaps what appears abnormal initially becomes completely common when observed closely – which makes more than an excellent observation!