A group of scientists put five monkeys in a cage.

Inside the cage, a ladder with bananas on top of it was placed.

Every time a monkey tries to get up the ladder to take the banana, water is sprayed on the monkeys to irritate them

One monkey then tried to get the banana again, but was ganged up against and beaten.

Despite the temptation, no monkey dared go up the ladder for the banana

Then the scientists removed one monkey from the cage and replaced it with a new monkey.

The new monkey having noticed the bananas, tried to get them

But each time he attempted to climbed the ladder, the new monkey was beaten.

Soon he learnt not to try to get the bananas, even though he doesn't know why he was beaten.

Op u must finish it

Next, the scientists replaced one more monkey and the same thing happened.

Even the first replacement monkey actively took part in the beating of the new comer.

One by one, all the original monkeys that were replaced by new ones.

Resulting in a new group that never experienced the cold shower.

These monkeys continued to hit any one who attempted to climb the ladder

If we ask the monkeys why they punished any of their friends who try to climb the ladder...

They would probably say,

Let me know if you can relate...

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Politics, and the way young generation act that is similar tontge old generation..no one wants to try something new..dey just go with the system..! And that's what's fvcking our country up today.

Coming from the angle of customs and tradition. We have so many traditions that has been in vogue since ages past. These traditions maybe good or bad, but the funny thing is that we the younger generation do not care to know the origin or reasons for practising these traditions, yet we practice blindly. A typical example is the paying of bride price during marriage. As it was in the begining, so it shall continue to be

I have learnt in life to always question the status quo and defy odds.
Even in as little things as ATM queues (a very real life example of this experiment.).I never join the long queue without testing vacant ATMs and many times I always withdraw before about 30 or more people I met there who never wanted to challenge the status quo.The sad thing is that they also handle other aspects of their lives the same way.