Haha not even close. All that proves, is that we adapted for those things. Early humans had a feature other organisms didn't have. Some of us had genes that were good at recognizing patterns. After observations those who were good at this realized what fruits were not poisonous, what stars represented what season, when the best time to harvest was etc. Those who did not develope these traits died, they could not distinguish the poison from the food. So, by natural selection those with good pattern recognition lived on and passed their traits, while those without the traits were less fit. We don't live in an environment custom made to suit us, we live in an environment that we have adapted to survive in.