What is the uniqueness of the Homo sapiens species manifested in?

At all stages of its development, the human race has depended and will depend on the natural environment. However, the nature of this dependence was constantly changing as the social forms of life of human ancestors became more complex. Gradually, social factors began to play an increasing role in anthropogenesis. In this respect, the historical process of the evolutionary formation of man is qualitatively different from the evolution of other types of organisms, since not only biological, but also social factors acted in it. Under these conditions, in the process of evolution, a kind of qualitatively new creatures with biosocial properties arose.