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What if the habits that shaped you were never taught with words?
You watched them. You copied them. Over time, they became part of the mind you call your own.
In this trailer for Living the Tao, Episode 1-188, Taoist Master Mikel Steenrod introduces emulation—the natural process behind “monkey see, monkey do.”
The episode explores how the Social Mind is imprinted, whether better models can replace destructive ones, why nature can serve as a teacher, and how gratitude helps build karma.
If emulation helped create the problem, can it also help undo it?
Monkey See, Monkey Do is available now for subscribers.
Available now for subscribers on Supercast.
Subscribe now at https://living-the-tao.supercast.com
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What if the habits that shaped you were never taught with words?
You watched them. You copied them. Over time, they became part of the mind you call your own.
In this trailer for Living the Tao, Episode 1-188, Taoist Master Mikel Steenrod introduces emulation—the natural process behind “monkey see, monkey do.”
The episode explores how the Social Mind is imprinted, whether better models can replace destructive ones, why nature can serve as a teacher, and how gratitude helps build karma.
If emulation helped create the problem, can it also help undo it?
Monkey See, Monkey Do is available now for subscribers.
Available now for subscribers on Supercast.
Subscribe now at https://living-the-tao.supercast.com