A group of scientist
decided to test monkeys. So they kept
them in a cage where there is a ladder in the middle to climb and catch the
bunch of bananas.
So the monkeys
trying to eat those started climbing the ladder. In the meantime, the
scientists were sprinkling cold water on the rest of the monkeys. This became
very common that whenever a monkey climbs the ladder, the rest of the monkeys
were soaked with cold water. So the rest of the monkeys started beating the
monkey which is climbing the ladder.
After a while, scientists
substituted one of the monkeys with a new one. The new monkey saw those bananas
and started climbing the ladder. By seeing this, the rest of the monkeys
started pulling down and beating the new monkey even though scientists didn’t
sprinkle cold water.
This time the other
monkey was replaced with a new one. Again the new monkey started climbing and
the rest of four monkeys dragged it down and beating it. At last all the old
monkeys were replaced with new monkeys, which they didn’t experience the cold
water started dragging and beating the monkey which is trying to climb the
ladder.
If it is possible to
ask those new five monkeys, why they were beating the monkey which is climbing
the ladder, I bet the answer would be, “We don’t know the exact reason but we
know that this procedure is continuing from very long time”.
Does it sound
similar? How many times we do things without knowing it?
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