Insect societies

There is a method theory that has not yet been proven correct, which says that both humans and insects trace their origin to the class of creatures commonly known as arthropods, because they are composed of many similar rings or brains arranged in a regular series from front to back.
However, there are clear fundamental differences between humans and insects as they are known to us now. Humans have a backbone, while insects do not have anything similar to it, and the position of both the main nerve cord and the basic organ of the circulatory system differs in relation to the axis of the body, but what is worth mentioning is that if we take a type of high-end invertebrate animal, such as a cockroach or a cockroach, and then turn it back to belly, we are thus moving its nerve cord to the upper side and the heart to the lower side, and these are the two positions you find in a vertebrate animal.