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The 100th Monkey Paradigm Shift In
Progress
By Michael Irving, World Gathering News
The 100th Monkey Effect:
When a sufficient number of a group or
species
know how to do something, the information can jump
through the air across natural barriers.
The thing that has been holding up
progress that we can see and know is progress, is probably the
delay while more and more people get up to speed on the
situation we are in. So for those of us who went ahead and
established a more comprehensive world view some time ago, there
seems to be a delay.
Things are beginning to change. A big change was happening in
2008. Remember the 100th Monkey principle: when a certain number
of a population has learned something new, what has been learned
can jump across boundaries to the whole species.
Right now, new facts about the world which
have been learned over the past few years by 100s of millions of
people, and the thinking that goes along with those facts, are
hammering away at the old 'World View'.
In science, when a change within a system gets to a certain
point, the whole system changes. In an instant, it flips into a
new state. And the same laws of change seem to apply to human
society. For human society, things can start to flip over and
change suddenly.
A
new world view, or 'paradigm' for the world, can suddenly
appear - literally overnight. |
The idea of the 100th Monkey Effect
is based on:
(1) In 1952, scientists started giving
food covered in grit to a group of Monkeys; (2) A young Monkey,
the scientists called Imo, took her food to water to wash it;
(3) Imo taught this technique to her Mother, (4) Other Monkeys
in the group learned the technique; (5) In 1958, when the number
in the group of Monkeys who knew the technique reached approx
100 individuals, an amazing thing happened; (6) Colonies of
Monkeys on other Islands started using the food-washing
technique; (7) The information had leapt physical boundaries.
Read the details by Lyall Watson:
The 100th
Monkey Phenomenon
We do not necessarily need to make the
same mystical leap which these monkeys made fifty years ago.
Human beings have speech; rapid intellect; and we have many
types of global communication. New ideas in the human world can
spread like lightning.
As we can see, below, these Monkeys are
looking bored.
Perhaps they are waiting for us to get up
to speed.
Be The Change That
Is Happening
Michael Irving, Editor of World Gathering
News
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