Humans have been using frameworks since the beginning of time.

Even the language we speak, the way we dress, and how we eat are built on frameworks established long ago. I speak Yoruba, for instance — all the words I use in communication were collected, refined, and preserved by early contributors and later generations.

Languages themselves are stored systems of sounds — signals preserved through culture and used for communication. Frameworks are not limited to software alone; humans have always relied on them, from farming to hunting, craftsmanship, and even religion. Every system we build or follow today stands on earlier frameworks designed to make life more structured and efficient.