Human Activities classifies people by the broader roles, contexts, and occupations that shape daily life. Unlike actions or postures, which capture specific gestures or positions, this category highlights recurring patterns of living—such as working, studying, caregiving, or commuting. It includes both personal routines and collective roles across society, from household care to civic gatherings and professional work. By grouping humans through activities, this category reveals how identity is tied to purpose, function, and participation in cultural and social life.