When fire was discovered

Man Didn't Invent Firemaking; One Man Did       

One of the few who evolved into a more intelligent species noticed the practicality of what had been just an annoyance to the unevolved.  It reminds me of football's draw play.  The coach's offensive line didn't do its job and let the defense rush in.  But the quarterback was lucky enough to salvage a ten-yard gain out of what should have been a ten-yard loss.  One bright coach finally realized that he could have his team to do that on purpose, tricking the defense to abandon its proper structure, leaving a gap that the quarterback could take advantage of.  It's what Stalin did to Hitler, faking a collapse so the Nazi army would blitzkrieg and over-extend itself.

So many of these set-ups for invention were repeated thousands of times and just answered with "shit happens."  Metallurgy was discovered when a rare creative human noticed what everybody else had noticed but only he could see how he could go further, into a higher mental dimensionality, by using it to advance on and end the pathetic Stone Age technology.  Forest fires had turned the ore on the surface into metal; only he saw any use in that knowledge.

This means people had an understanding of the warm effect (or the heat effect) – to perform work or turning the warm as energy to some work – earlier to their other views, which I have some hesitations about such a way.

My version is this:

1. People took wooden planks to do some plain and routine work; and also they used rocks to throw, or to scratch something
2. They sharp their planks or made them be more needle-like or spike-like tools
3. To sharp the plank the best is using rocks
4. Not every rock is good for sharping or scratching the surface, etc
5. They might sharp or got the form to their rocks (making the ricks be more comfortable as tools)
6. Sharpen certain rocks is a better way to see lights or to feel warm they produce: the more scrubbing the more getting warmer; and the same about the sharpening their wooden planks: this process can really make them burn
7. Sharpening or scrubbing either a rock + a plank, or a rock + a rock allow them to see the effect in action

The major problem is that Prometheus was a name of lightening. That's right, the lightening. Firstly, the sky had the fire, and the lightening happened only there. People were crying watching the fire blazed the sky. But people envied the sky, they wanted that fire came to them to warm them. One of such a fire - the lightening - decided to make some path to the Earth. But it was too risky - the other gods were watching him. Plus to it, he wanted to make it as silence as possible. So, he had to do it really quick. And he did. But he never knew one fact - if did it once, we would repeat it. And unfortunately for him, the other gods had heard him. And for this they ordered the hunder - that grey old god - to warn them every time the lightening (Prometheus) comes to the Earth. 

I was told this story by a little bird named Vicky.

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