There are five parameters of Marxism that allowed for philosophy, as he saw it. First, human history presupposes the existence of human beings. This means that man was created by man and not by something other than man. Secondly, existing does not mean living or having a soul. According to Marx, this meant that living is the practical endeavor of producing the means of living. Instead of obtaining biological satisfaction, one must live and practice a certain profession or category to advance productive, continuous human activities over time. These activities are dynamic and change over time. The needs created by human activities are also dynamic and change when necessary. The third premise was that human beings do not only produce for themselves, but also produce for others. This premise is relatively simple. The fourth premise was the idea that production and reproduction are not only a natural activity, but also a social activity. Human life is always social and presents itself as the product of this activity. In another way to put it, the human being is the result of his function. The final premise is that humans are conscious. This is the idea that humans are aware of their environment and how to use it to meet their needs. From here needs can take material form, through language. Through speech, human beings are able to socialize with each other and show their consciousness to each other. Language led to the birth of consciousness. In summary, it's important