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100th Monkey
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What is this? Does it have worth? Any reply appreciated. I am doing some research. Any comments on synchronicity are appreciated.
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I was thinking about Ken Keyes right as I looked at your post. Very amazing.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Icelander]
#4274706 - 06/09/05 02:36 AM (18 years, 9 months ago) |
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What a big coincidence.
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This has been rebutted at aleast a half-dozen times on this forum. It is a myth with no factual basis.
There was no inter-island telepathic link based on some mysterious critical mass.
Keep researching.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Swami]
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I still believe it to be true, because I've seen it happen in the hairless variety of ape.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Swami]
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On what grounds is it considered myth...if that can be answered quickly. This came up in a conversation about syncronicity tonight where it was held as the evidence in favor of. It sounded bogus, but I just need to know what stick to use to hit it with....or if it is valid then what reverence to grant it.
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It is considered to be a myth because its only a story, not actual.
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I love the 100th monkey idea, and I think it supports and intensifies your interest in techno-mediated resonance.
I have personally experienced synchronic ideation, in which people in the same scientific field unearth simmilar new findings at approximately the same time with no connection between them except that the field of study seems poised to receive these ideas as followup to the last wave of discoveries.
I prefer to call it a mystery rather than a myth.
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"I love the 100th monkey idea, and I think it supports and intensifies your interest in techno-mediated resonance."
Well, fortunately my TechnoReligion thread has 236 hits. So I got all my monkeys for this to be a reality. You were one of my first hundred monkeys on that thread...so you share responsibility. By the time you read this it will apparently be too late...unless the monkeys can be reset???
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I love the 100th monkey idea, and I think it supports...
Your emotional attachment to an idea gives it no extra weight; nor does a falsehood support ANYTHING.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: slaphappy]
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Thanks.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Swami]
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Was this truly documented or anecdotal?
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Swami]
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Swami said: I love the 100th monkey idea, and I think it supports...
Your emotional attachment to an idea gives it no extra weight; nor does a falsehood support ANYTHING.
for me, all the weight lifting is emotional, and surely you have seen a raft float on unsubstantial waters; it need only be shaped correctly or less dense altogether.
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Huehuecoyotl said: What a big coincidence.
yeah, But I think about Ken Keyes alot. I'm a big fan of his other work. I never read his stuff about 100th monkey.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Icelander]
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I am sorry, but that looked like the lamest collection of books ever. http://mindprod.com/kensbooks.html He was either full of shit or he knew everything.
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You don't have to be sorry. I can take it. And im my opinion from working with them. I would have to go with the "he knew everything" choice.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Icelander]
#4275013 - 06/09/05 06:29 AM (18 years, 9 months ago) |
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I just instinctively distrust anyone who seems to have all the answers. Anyway...now that I have got my monkeys all in a row. I am going to bed for a few hours.
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Dito, Did you read his words or what some web site said about him? He's dead now, by the way.
His book the Handbook to higher consciousness can be had on half-com for a few bucks. It takes under an hour to read.
Some time if you're between reads...
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Icelander]
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I was just joking really...never read the stuff....just viewed the site...
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The only disappointing thing about Ken Keyes Jr that I have came acrossed (keeping in mind I am only familiar with Handbook To Higher Consciousness) is that he believed in the "100th Monkey" concept with absolutely no real evidence to base such a belief on.
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myth creator Watson responded with a monkey mea culpa (Whole Earth Review, Fall 1986): "It is a metaphor of my own making, based . . . on very slim evidence and a great deal of hearsay." But even Watson's admission failed to put the monkey matter to rest -- and now the monkeys are making a return engagement. So we contacted Frans de Waal, director of the Living Links Center at Emory University's Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center in Atlanta. De Waal, who has been studying primates for 28 years, recently returned from Koshima with an update on the potato-washing monkeys. There are now about 100 monkeys in the colony, de Waal says, but there is still no mind-meld miracle. And the percentage of monkeys that wash their potatoes has declined to about 25%: The monkeys may see, but the monkeys no do.
ah well i still like the story zeitgeist may account for the rest
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Does it have worth?
If the 100th Monkey thing were for real, then every kid on Earth would automatically be a whiz at playing Picachoo on a GameBoy by now even if they'd never played before.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Diploid]
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not really if it is real then the potential to learn something easily is there. it is not a matter of full telepathic imprint but of fascillitation for learning.
like the zeitgeist providing that a higher percentage of us type on keyboards now than 50 years ago. we still had to make an effort but the efforts flowed in this new direction.
if there is something underlying zeitgeist or 100th monkeyism it would be facilitative as relates to interacting with the environment in a new way.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Diploid]
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That was my argument in the conversation I referenced, but I had no knowledge of this so called study, and I could not assess it's veracity without referencing outside authority on the matter. I now know it to be a falsehood.
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myth creator Watson responded with a monkey mea culpa (Whole Earth Review, Fall 1986): "It is a metaphor of my own making, based . . . on very slim evidence and a great deal of hearsay." But even Watson's admission failed to put the monkey matter to rest -- and now the monkeys are making a return engagement. So we contacted Frans de Waal, director of the Living Links Center at Emory University's Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center in Atlanta. De Waal, who has been studying primates for 28 years, recently returned from Koshima with an update on the potato-washing monkeys. There are now about 100 monkeys in the colony, de Waal says, but there is still no mind-meld miracle. And the percentage of monkeys that wash their potatoes has declined to about 25%: The monkeys may see, but the monkeys no do.
ah well i still like the story zeitgeist may account for the rest
I read the original 100th monkey book authored by 23 Japanese biologists in 1962. Never met anyone else who even heard of it. The world only knows of Keyes book from 1974. The original is a case of modern book burning.
I actually have an experience with how that book burning works.
It was perhaps 1975 here in Santa Barbara. I met a woman at a state street bar, the "1129". She wasn't much interested in me but wanted to take me to the used bookstore she worked at. She had the key, it was about 1am. She said I could have any book I wanted, but I couldn't think of one. She then explained that the glowing teletype in a small central office was where they entered the title and author of every single book that came in. At the end of each month a list of books that were sold to the other end of the teletype came in. She flat out stated she did not like what they were doing and could tell by the controversial titles that knowledge was selectively being removed from society. She said there were stores in every major city using the same system. Books were payed a flat rate of $300 no matter what they were, condition, paperback, what ever.
Since then, all the researchers that should be citing it do not. Watson was the last one . He had1/2 dozen critics raking him over the coals for years. That's some knowledge somebody wants gone.
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is it about big pharma? corporate science? the military industrial complex?
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redgreenvines said: is it about big pharma? corporate science? the military industrial complex?
Yes, all of that and much more. It is about control over our direction of decision in the matrix of evolution. And, this is why we need to focus on getting mental health care that treats the unconscious mind directly. I have a thread in "drug policy" about dual a California ballot initiatives that can go the right direction environmentally and psychologically.
Search facebook for Camnament,
The socioeconomic things you mention can best be controlled by law, but citizens will have to be the enforcers. We need to get away from corrupt partisan politics.
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can you do something about trump and ivanka?
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redgreenvines said: can you do something about trump and ivanka?
We can.
By using the law of the land which is natural law, instinctual social structure that supports our survival. Unity and the tyranny of the masses is what we need to invoke for the benefit of the masses, but intelligently using established law.
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/declarator-declare-constitutional-intent
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how would that help? looks like the kind of thing that NRA starts out with.
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redgreenvines said: how would that help? looks like the kind of thing that NRA starts out with.
But they start with the 2nd amendment, I start with the 1st. If the 1st is well used, the 2nd is not needed.
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Look dude...let my monkeys go back to bed...they are so sleepy...
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My point in posting in this thread is to let people know that a book based in science about the sharing of dream state information by mammals has been removed from human society along with its scientific meanings and potential for social implications.
Without this thread and its information, people might not realize their dreams are actually somewhat contrived by others to create social trends that are dominant.
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My point in posting in this thread is to let people know that a book based in science about the sharing of dream state information by mammals has been removed from human society along with its scientific meanings and potential for social implications.
Whether or not a book was "removed" *cue ominous music*, that claim is still total BS.
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The main book supporting the meme was regurgitating from an older source that had long been discredited.
Basically - no evidence for such.
Local monkeys saw other monkeys washing sweet potatoes and some (but not all) of the other monkeys on the same island adopted the behavior, but there was not a critical number over which the idea telepathically spread to other islands.
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secretly the Trump campaign is using the 100th monkey knowledge to brainwash voters whose minds are like dirty potatoes.
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My point in posting in this thread is to let people know that a book based in science about the sharing of dream state information by mammals has been removed from human society along with its scientific meanings and potential for social implications.
Whether or not a book was "removed" *cue ominous music*, that claim is still total BS.
The problem with that kind of dismissal is that the controversy with Watson exists. And numerous others use the same model. Furthering the futility of dismissal is that the 1974 Keyes book does exist and it echoes the 1962 book by 23 Japanese biologists that I read.
Carl Jung and Freud left the door open on the possibility of the unconscious being collective in someways.
The fact that Watson was vilified, and he referred to a study by biologists also, with Keyes, who was ridiculed, pretty much sets the stage for a global power removal of the original science in order to make scientific reference impossible.
That is your basic objection, correct?
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That is your basic objection, correct?
The objection is that there is no evidence.
And in those in 90 years, this paradigm-shattering "research" has never been replicated.
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Research requires validation. Without such an approach we would not be communicating via electrons.
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What about the monkeys on the typewriters? Can they really write Shakespeare?
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yeah said: Well the man needs his win.
Research requires validation. Without such an approach we would not be communicating via electrons.
My points posted earlier validate by inference.
But if you support the goals and purposes of the removal of such profound information as the book held, your position is understood.
The fact is I read the original 1962 book and you will be calling me a liar in the face of inference validating the assertions it has been removed, and removed for a reason which is understandable, which you might not want to acknowledge.
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so goes the whole telepathy issue. inferentiality. we don't need the word "telepathy" one can just Know.
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Sun King said: What about the monkeys on the typewriters? Can they really write Shakespeare?
Shakespeare had a zoo bigger than Michael Jackson's. How else could he be so prolific?
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redgreenvines said: so goes the whole telepathy issue. inferentiality. we don't need the word "telepathy" one can just Know.
Hmmm, speaking of knowing. Did you know that as recent as 1960 a Mason had to live within 9 miles of the lodge he was a member of?
So there are implications to "just know(ing)" that we really should be aware of. Dream state communications are not the same as telepathy, but they are definitely related.
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Yes, there was a time in about 2000 when an associate suggested we both join the Masonic Order. We attended some of their dinners at the Carpinteria 444 lodge. My application was denied, but I learned from the father of a Mason there, after he discovered I live 25 miles from the lodge, that it used to be required that a Mason live within 9 miles of the lodge they were a member of.
Meanwhile, to be reasonable, you need explain why Keyes in 1974 refers to a study by biologists and Watson does the same thing.
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Seems to be a logical enough purported phenomena. Without all the "telepathy" and what have nots, couldn't this be understood as a niche being realized? Basically a couple of smart monkeys simply solved some problem around the same time in different space. Some thing which was bound to happen anyways.
Like relativity.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: Sun King]
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Sun King said: What about the monkeys on the typewriters? Can they really write Shakespeare?
Hell no. If you bend the rules to something like infinity, still, no. Essentially random text, no matter how long you run it will not produce "every concievable " combination.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: hTx]
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Sun King said: What about the monkeys on the typewriters? Can they really write Shakespeare?
Hell no. If you bend the rules to something like infinity, still, no. Essentially random text, no matter how long you run it will not produce "every concievable " combination.
The thought experiment with the monkeys writing Shakespeare isn't the same as the 100th monkey argument. Very distinct difference here.
100th Monkey theory is about cultural communication and transmission. Monkeys at a Typewriter is about time and randomness in statistics.
Just to point that out so there's no conflating between the two.
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My fitness ball was getting soft so I conflated it.
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Did you have a monkey do it for you?
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A monkey that performs conflatio?
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Sun King said: What about the monkeys on the typewriters? Can they really write Shakespeare?
Hell no. If you bend the rules to something like infinity, still, no. Essentially random text, no matter how long you run it will not produce "every concievable " combination.
100th Monkey theory is about cultural communication and transmission. Monkeys at a Typewriter is about time and randomness in statistics.
Very true, and the word "culture" is properly applied.
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talk about synchronicty...
or is Christopher just a really awesome viral advertiser...
new show on USA network starting this fall on this very topic.
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Re: 100th Monkey [Re: TameMe]
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Wow! A fantasy TV show "supports" flawed science.
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lol eh..i'm just saying...it's entertaining...at the least.
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