What Is The 100th Monkey Effect? | Conspiracy Central
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as posted by the channelLet's talk about the 100th Monkey Effect, and how this trippy concept could help humans grow and innovate overnight. The 100th Monkey Effect is this theory according to which once a big part of the world learns to do something that is beneficial to them, the rest of the world will know how to do it instantly, without having been in contact with that first group. This phenomenon was discovered by a group of scientists who studied a Japanese monkey population in the 1950s, hence the name of this effect. Let's dig deeper!
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