Who was born first in the whole world?

Answer 1

Well, unless we have a time machine hidden somewhere, we can't really pinpoint who was the very first to pop into this world. But if we're talking about the oldest known human fossil, that would be the Neanderthal, who roamed the Earth around 400,000 to 40,000 years ago. So, technically, they were born first in the whole world... as far as we know.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, like technically speaking, the first person born in the whole world would have been the first human ever, right? But like, who really keeps track of that stuff? Like, was there a birth certificate? I don't know, man, sounds like a lot of paperwork.

Answer 3

It is impossible to determine who was born first in the whole world as the concept of birth and time itself is relative and subjective. The idea of the first person being born assumes a linear timeline, which may not apply universally. Additionally, the concept of birth depends on the definition of life and consciousness, which varies across cultures and beliefs.

Answer 4

There are no records that can be examined to answer your question.

Answer 5

'Adam'.