@mint @VD15 @FrailLeaf According to (((wikipedia))) the reason is different, and comes down modern diet.

"Anthropologists believe wisdom teeth, or the third set of molars, serve to help chew food in the adult, in humans and in apes and monkeys, who all have wisdom teeth too,[12] in their diet of harder to chew food – like fresh fruit, leaves, roots, nuts and meats.[25][26] After the advent of agriculture over 10,000 years ago, and especially with the industrial revolution in recent centuries, soft human diets became more common, including the use of tools (cutting the food) and cooking to make food easier to chew. Such diets typically result in jaws growing less in certain parts than those of paleolithic humans and not enough room for the wisdom teeth.[27]"