How monkeys demonstrate basic concepts about humans
Cell. There are 5 monkeys in it. A bunch of bananas are tied to the ceiling. There is a staircase under them. Hungry, one of the monkeys approached the stairs with obvious intentions to get a banana. As soon as she touched the stairs, the tap opens and ALL monkeys are poured with very cold water from the hose.
A little time passes, and another monkey tries to feast on a banana. The same steps. THE WATER IS DISCONNECTED. The third monkey, stupefied with hunger, tries to get a banana, but the rest grab it, not wanting a cold shower.
Now, remove one monkey from the cage and replace it with a new monkey. She immediately, noticing the bananas, tries to get them. To her horror, she saw the angry faces of the other monkeys attacking her. After the third attempt, she realized that she would not be able to get the banana.
Now remove from the cage one more of the original five monkeys and run a new one there. As soon as she tried to get a banana, all the monkeys attacked her in unison, and the one that was replaced by the first (and even with enthusiasm).
And so, gradually replacing all the monkeys, you will come to a situation where there will be 5 monkeys in the cage, which were not watered with water at all, but which will not allow anyone to get a banana. Why? BECAUSE IT IS STARTED HERE.