In the history of civilization, the invention of the wheel stands out to be at the very fountainhead of events that transformed man’s inert being to that of dynamism. This invention synonymous with movement has almost been taken for granted. So also is the instance of a man crawling in infancy to find the very strength of his feet. His efforts to stand on his own feet, in both meanings, stands out as the most important event in the walk of human evolution.

Man’s ability to slave development in his every step finds its root in the act of him straightening his spine. When one is termed “spineless” his every essence of capability is shown to be drained, similarly any growth sans the strength in its spine is a mere burden. A broken back yields nothing but liabilities to the life that has failed to hold it straight.

The wheel that has brought momentum and pace to the civilization has reduced the burden that was loaded on one’s back in both animals and man, yet the irony of civilization in its galloping pace has brought man to heap problems on his very back and strain himself to the stain of Spondilitis.

Luxuries and necessities that ancient man would have not even dreamt possible of has now been achieved yet another irony is that these very luxuries have brought on him backpain or spondilitis.