All monkeys like Bananas. I have tried once to trick amonkey into indulging
in an Apple, but it didn't work. Of course, if the poor animal had only Apple
option it would most probably opt for it , but there was a Banana in my other
hand.
Principals or preferencies are not worth starving to death for. At least that
must be monkeys rational. Or is it criteria?
You see it is easy to stereotype the monkeys for they cannot distinguish
between ideas on a level of an average Homo-Sapiens. We have instincts,principals
morals and guttfeelings to deal with while contamplaiting every-day reality. We are advanced species
Monkeys prism is just a piece of glass in comparason to the one human kind has been
given, to see the world trough, by God allmighty. He is a wicked optician. Consideration is
the only side of that Prism worth preserving, the rest might as well be hanged on the rail
for some other species to wear, pass it on to Aliens.Give them something to fight abour, and than we
can rule the Universe. Its like the Nuclear waste.To maintain technological progress would put up
with almost anything, even our own spiritual regress.
Not that I am against technology, no I am against certain characteristics brought on
by that same technology, wich we allow to become part of us. We are generally less available
to each other, we have technological guards protecting our ultimate goal - PRIVACY. By not
allowing miss Destiny to take over as often as she might choose to, we are redrawing
the master plan - If there was such a thing.
Exchange of the ideas over the Net at times seems like lots of nonsense which would
never be brought out if the people involved were physicly in the same place.
If I was an Alien (maybe I am) I would probably use the Net as my tool to incospicuosly learn about and monitor
human race. That is if I was a friendly Alien. To bring down the mightiest Empire
one needs the mightiest weapon. A thought. It got us this far, it can certainly ruin us
in no time. We should stop thinking wrong thoughts. When we come upon one we should discard it
straight away. How does one tell a good thought from a bad one?
How does the monkey tell a Banana from an Apple? - For monkey it is obvious.
Homo Sapiens would probably starve a longer while before lowering his criteria and opting
for an Apple, by which time it might be rotten. Oh thats typical anyway.